According to those with knowledge of the specifics, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Union council of ministers on Wednesday to assess progress toward the upcoming G20 summit and give them instructions to follow protocol. The PM also urged his colleagues to combat attacks on religious beliefs and falsehoods.
According to the aforementioned individuals, the PM Modi advised his ministerial colleagues not to participate in the heated discussion surrounding the idea of renaming India as Bharat. President Droupadi Murmu’s decision to send out the invitation to the G20 dinner as “President of Bharat” rather than “President of India” sparked the controversy on Tuesday and sparked irrational rumors that such a move might be on the legislative agenda for the upcoming special session of Parliament. Of course, neither the government’s position on the matter nor the special session’s parliamentary schedule have made public.
The source mentioned above, w wished to remain anonymous, stated, “The ministers advised that they need to assertively fight lies and assaults against matters of faith, to put things in the appropriate context and to depend on the provisions of the Constitution that do not allow denigration of any religion.
In accordance with the Prime Minister’s directives, the Bharatiya Janata Party leadership asked parliamentarians, legislators, and party members to avoid making hasty remarks or divisive sentiments that would create headlines during the summit.
“Speakers and other leaders have instructed to exclusively discuss topics on which they have the authority to talk. At a time when India and the global summit are the main topics of discussion, they shouldn’t allow the opposition to control the narrative, a second party official advised.
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