We must identify urban Naxals and expose them: PM Modi | News from India

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday issued a stern warning about threats to India's unity from external and internal forces that he said seek to sow division and undermine the country's progress.
Speaking near the Statue of Unity in Gujarat's Narmada district, he said these forces were challenging India's development goals.
“Certain forces inside and outside India are trying to destabilize the country and spread anarchy to create a negative image of the nation in the world. They are trying to divide the country along caste lines and oppose a developed India,” PM Modi said. his address.
He urged the people of the country to identify this core of “urban Naxals” who, according to him, are trying to break the country. “As Naxalism ends in the jungles, a new model of Urban Naxals raises your head. Today, urban Naxals are targeting even those who say you will stay safe if you stay united. We need to identify urban Naxals and unmask them,” he said.
Towards a nation, a secular civil code
Speaking after honoring Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel on his birth anniversary, Prime Minister Modi expressed his commitment to implementing 'one nation, one election'. He also stressed that the implementation of a secular civil code, which he described as “a nation, a civil code which is a secular civil code, was also a major priority.”
“We are now working towards a nation, an election, which will strengthen Indian democracy, give optimum outcome to India's resources and the country will get a new impetus in realizing the dream of a developed India. Today , India is moving towards one nation, one civil code which is a secular civil code,” Prime Minister Modi said.
Reflecting on the achievements of the past decade, Prime Minister Modi attributed this progress to the emphasis on national unity, calling this period “unprecedented achievements for the unity of India.”

Honor Sardar Patel150^th birthday

Marking the start of the 150th birth anniversary celebration of Sardar Patel, Prime Minister Modi announced that India would honor Patel's contributions to national unity over the next two years. He said government initiatives would reflect Patel's vision, emphasizing that Patel's efforts to integrate hundreds of princely states after independence were crucial for the creation of a united India.
When India gained independence, some in the world believed that India would disintegrate. They had no hope that a united India could be created by uniting hundreds of princely states, but Sardar Sahib did it. » said Prime Minister Modi.

Realization of the principle “one nation, one constitution”

Prime Minister Modi linked Patel's ideals to the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, saying it was a major step towards a unified national framework. He described this change as the realization of a country, a constitution, a tribute to Patel and Baba Saheb Ambedkar.
PM Modi added, “Today the entire country is happy that after seven decades of independence, the resolution of one country and one constitution has been fulfilled. This is my greatest tribute to Sardar Saheb. For 70 years, the Constitution of Baba Saheb Ambedkar has not been implemented throughout the country. Those who chant the name of the Constitution have insulted it so much. he Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir has been buried forever.

People of J&K have rejected separatism, terrorism, says PM Modi

The Prime Minister congratulated the people of Jammu and Kashmir for adopting Indian democracy and move beyond separatism and terrorism. He expressed gratitude to the citizens of the region for rejecting the forces of division and strengthening the unity of India.
“The people of Jammu and Kashmir have rejected the age-old agenda of separatism and terrorism. They have made the Constitution of India, Indian democracy victorious. They have ended the 70-year-old propaganda with their votes .Today, on the occasion of National Unity Day, I salute the people of Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Modi said.
National Unity Day, celebrated every year on October 31, honors the legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Since 2014, the day has been marked by national “Run for Unity” events. Known for unifying India's 562 princely states, Patel remains a symbol of India's unity, having died in 1950 after shaping the nation as its first deputy prime minister.