On Monday, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu said that the country has achieved significant success on the economic and technical front, but the increasing cases of discrimination on the basis of caste, community, and gender are a cause for great concern. He said that the elimination of caste discrimination is the need of the hour.
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While inaugurating the 87th Sivagiri Shraddha Sammelan at Shivagiri Math, 45 km from the state capital, the Vice President said that the caste system should end from the country and future India should be classless. He asked the heads of churches, mosques, and temples to work to end discrimination on the basis of caste.
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In his statement, Naidu said that the founder of the monastery, Sri Narayana Guru, was a great saint and revolutionary humanitarian, who rejected the caste system and other divisive tendencies. He said that India has achieved significant success in the economic and technical front, but there are some parts of the country where social evils exist. The Vice President said, 'We are living in a time of unrest. Increasing discrimination on the basis of caste, community, and gender is a cause for great concern. We all have to introspect and take practical steps. On this occasion, Kerala Governor Arif Muhammad Khan, Union Minister V. Muralitharan, former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and Minister of State K.K. Surendran were present.
