Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has made a statement on the Muslim community at the convocation of a college in Nagpur. He told Babaki that the Muslim community needs the most education in our society. Gadkari insisted on education in the Muslim community and appealed to the people to understand the importance of education and employment.
Gadkari said that when he was an MLA in Maharashtra, he too got an engineering college. He gave this engineering college to Anjuman Islam of Nagpur. After this, when he was asked why did you give it to Anjuman Islam? So in response to this, he said that if there is the most need for education in our society, then Muslim society is in the society.
Gadkari said, “Unfortunately these five businesses became popular in this society – tea tapri, paan cart, scrap shop, truck driver and cleaner.” He further appealed to the Muslims to understand the importance of education and employment. Apart from these limited businesses, you should also make your mark in areas like medical and engineering. We should all understand that education is the basis of economic social development.
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Gadkari further advised, ‘Read Namaz in the mosque, not once a hundred times. Also understand what will be your future until you assimilate science and system science? Today is the era of science and technology and your community participation in it should increase. During this, he also said that former President APJ Abdul Kalam ji earned a name in the whole world with his knowledge. He said that if people of this community come to other areas including IAS, IPS, doctors, engineers, then this will develop the society.
The Union Minister said that he believes in one thing that no person is bigger than caste, creed, religion, language. He grows up due to his qualities. Therefore, do not desk anyone on the basis of caste, creed, language, religion. Now there are many things going on here in politics, but I have said that we will run according to our own, which will have to vote, which will not have to be given.
