Spiritual leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating that the country has finally experienced strong and decisive leadership after a prolonged period.
He said, “After a long wait, India has finally received strong leadership in the form of Narendra Modi. Since the country’s Independence, Narendra Modi has addressed many of the nation’s long-standing issues. Some challenges still remain, and preparations are underway to tackle them.”
Krishnam highlighted the government’s focus on empowering women, noting improvements in their safety, recognition, and overall dignity.
“As far as women are concerned, the respect and recognition they have received, whether regarding the Women’s Reservation Bill, security, or their overall dignity, are entirely due to Narendra Modi,” he added.
Addressing the allegations against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Krishnam remarked that such accusations often surface during election seasons.
He said, “As long as Narendra Modi is the Prime Minister, justice will be done for everyone. It is easy to make allegations; anyone can be accused. The allegations made against the Chief Minister of Assam are serious, but he has already responded to them. These are all election-time allegations. As time passes, the truth will come out. I have full faith that Himanta Biswa Sarma will answer all the accusations.”
Stand on Communal Harmony
Krishnam stressed the need for unity, asserting that no community should be held accountable for the actions of a few individuals. He rejected claims portraying Muslims as anti-national, calling such narratives unfair and misleading.
He further stated that no religion promotes violence and condemned acts carried out in the name of faith as both unlawful and unethical.
Commenting on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Krishnam suggested that certain opposition figures appear inconsistent and lack clear direction. He also called for major reforms within the Indian National Congress, emphasising the need for serious internal evaluation.
Referring to the Ram Temple, Krishnam noted that members of India’s armed forces, including police, army, and paramilitary personnel, are devotees of Lord Hanuman.
He suggested that they should visit the temple and offer prayers to Lord Ram, highlighting a shared spiritual sentiment.
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