When will One Nation One Election and UCC come? PM Modi told

PM Modi on UCC: Prime Minister Modi is on a two-day visit to Gujarat. During this, on Thursday (31 October) he paid floral tributes at the Statue of Unity in Gujarat on the 149th birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. A huge program was organized for the National Unity Day celebrations, which is celebrated every year on 31 October, Patel’s birth anniversary.

PM Modi said, “This time National Unity Day has brought a wonderful coincidence. On one hand today we are celebrating the festival of unity and on the other hand it is also the festival of Diwali.” He further said that the festival of lights not only “illuminates the country” but has also started connecting India with the rest of the world.

His remarks came a day after US President Joe Biden celebrated Diwali at the White House, in which more than 600 eminent Indian Americans were present. He said, “It (Diwali) is being celebrated as a national festival in many countries.”

Soon there will be truth, one country, one election and UCC- PM Modi

The Prime Minister reiterated that the ‘One Nation, One Election’ proposal, which aims to hold all elections in the country simultaneously on the same day or within a specific time frame, will soon be approved and become a reality. The proposal was approved by the Cabinet earlier this year and will be presented in the winter session of Parliament later this year.

He said, “We are now working towards ‘One Nation One Election’, which will strengthen India’s democracy, make best use of India’s resources and give new momentum to the country in realizing the dream of a developed India. “Today India is moving towards ‘One Nation One Civil Code’, which is a secular civil code.”

Is PM Modi concerned about the security of the country?

PM Modi said that during the last 10 years of his government’s rule in the country, many threats to national security have been eliminated. He said, “The ‘masters’ of terrorists now know that there will be no benefit in hurting India, because India will not abandon them.”

The Prime Minister claimed that the issues troubling the north-eastern regions of the country have been resolved through “dialogue, trust and development”. He said, “The Bodo and Bru-Reang accords have established peace and stability. The National Liberation Front of Tripura accord has ended the long-standing unrest. India is moving ahead with peace, development and prosperity.” We have resolved the border dispute between Assam and Meghalaya to a great extent.”

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