The Bharatiya Janata Party Minority Cell has claimed that the result of the recently-held parliamentary election is the expression of the electorate against pseudo-secularism.
BJP Minority Cell State president, Hidayatullah Sheikh in a statement here on Tuesday said, "The recent mandate to the BJP by the electorate of the country is expression of peoples' sentiment against the pseudo secular forces."
Sheikh further said that BJP's Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi during his campaigning in a rally at Patna while signaling to promote the Ganga-Jamuni culture of the country said that instead of fighting with each other we have to face poverty unitedly. But those claiming to be secular tried their best to stop Modi in the run for the sixteenth lok Sabha but the electorate of the country including the minorities did not let them succeed and showed them their real place by giving thumping majority to Modi and BJP, he added.
lashing out at the pseudo secularists, the BJP minority cell State president added that Modi can never do discrimination on the basis of religion and when he talks of the same, the pseudo secularists accuse him of being communal.
He said that the political parties like Congress, SP, BSP, RJD and likes make their policies on basis of religion and proclaim themselves as the secularist but the people of the country have rejected them. The mandate of 2014 proves that the people of the country are with Modi and the BJP and they endorsed their policies, he added.