In reply to a letter to PM Modi on mobs lining, 61 individuals wrote open letter in response to the letter. 61 individuals wrote open letter in opposition to selective outrage and false narratives
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'First 49 persons wrote to PM' Khad '
Let us say that on July 23, 49 people who wrote the PM in the open letter included many film directors and actors like Mani Ratnam, Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Anurag Kashyap and Aparna Sen, Konkona Sen Sharma, and Soumitra Chatterjee. These people expressed their concerns about the mobs lining incidents in the country. The open letter, this matter was quite discussed. After which, in response to BJP, Giriraj Singh had said that 'Once again the award has been withdrawn and the Gang has become active' to defame Narendra Modi's government.
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'Where were the people who wrote the letter to PM …'
Giriraj further said, "Where are these people who are questioning the mobs lining, when the karana's MLA Nahid Hassan recently told the Muslims not to buy goods from the shops of Hindus. Why are these people quiet then? ' It is noteworthy that Giriraj was targeting Khat to award the award to the returning gang, who was returning his award against the intolerance in the former PM's term.
The big celebrities had expressed mobs on lynching
In this letter, it was said that, 'Jai Shri Ram' has become an inflammatory war, 'Ram' is sacramental for a majority of society, famous persons have been told on the issue of lingering in the country that Muslims Lancings of Dalits and minorities should be stopped immediately. We were surprised to know the NCRB's statistics that in the year 2016, 840 cases of atrocities against Dalits have come up and the culprits have been reduced in terms of punishment.
'PM Modi criticism is not enough'
In this letter it was said that the Prime Minister criticized this kind of lining in Parliament but this is not enough. Also, it was written that there is no democracy without disagreement. If someone gives opinions against the government, then it should not be declared as 'Anti-National' or 'Urban Naxal'.
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