Union Home Minister Amit Shah attended the ‘Tribal Cultural Samagam’ on the occasion of the 150th birth anniversary of tribal leader Birsa Munda in Delhi. During this, Amit Shah said, ‘The makers of our Constitution have given every person the right to live with respect in his original religion. No one can convert anyone’s religion through greed, greed or force. Today we have to take the pledge to protect our religion from this ground of Delhi. That will keep us connected with our culture and with our country.
Lord Ram explained that we are all one
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, ‘Thousands of years ago, in Treta Yuga, Lord Ram had very clearly explained to us by eating the leftover berries of Shabari that we are all one. Those who want to divide us do not know that when Nishad Raj had helped, Lord Shri Ram himself had honored the forest dwellers by washing Nishad Raj’s feet with Ganga water. Today’s conference and the millions of tribal people present here is a big message for those who divide.
Today Lord Birsa Munda appeared before me in person – Shah
Amit Shah said, ‘This gathering will be recognized as the Mahakumbh of tribes for many years to come. Today, when you have come here from remote parts of the country wearing traditional clothes, with your musical instruments, singing songs of your culture, I can say with confidence that I have never seen Lord Birsa Munda in my life. But today, Lord Birsa Munda has appeared before me in person. I salute you all.
Shah thanked these people
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, ‘I heartily welcome all my brothers and sisters of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, the Bhil and Munda communities of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, the Gond and Kolam communities of Chhattisgarh, the Santhal and Uram communities of Jharkhand and Odisha, the Bordo, Karbi, Dimasa, Khasi, Garo and Chakma communities of the Northeast and the Chenchu communities of Andhra Pradesh. I would like to thank both the organizations very much for giving me the opportunity to witness this special occasion in my life.
The model made by tribals is the most durable in the world
Shah said, ‘This year is the 150th birth anniversary of Lord Birsa Munda. These waters, forests and mountains are the source of livelihood for our tribal brothers. There is a strong fort that protects their identity and culture. Today, if there is any model that is most sustainable in the world, it is the model made by our tribals. We have come forward to save it. All the tribals have worked to fulfill the mantra of unity in diversity and diversity in unity without any written rules.
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