New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Delhi on Easter. Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Delhi on Easter. The church leadership says that this is the first time that a prime minister is visiting the temple and the message it conveys is very big.
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The Prime Minister spent more than 20 minutes in the mosque and joined in the prayers. The Prime Minister also listened to the songs of the choir of the cathedral. On his return, the Prime Minister planted a sapling in the temple yard. But it is reported that the Prime Minister did not communicate with anyone. The church leadership says that this is the first time that a prime minister is visiting the temple and the message it conveys is very big. Sacred Heart Cathedral is one of the temples in the heart of Delhi.
The prime minister visited the cathedral on Easter when there were reports that the BJP was making moves to integrate the Christian churches.
Prime Minister wished Easter this morning. In his Easter message, the Prime Minister said that we can strengthen unity in the society, serve the people and empower those at the bottom. Prime Minister wished Easter this morning. In his Easter message, the Prime Minister said that we can strengthen unity in the society, serve the people and empower those at the bottom.
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He said in a message on Twitter that this is the day when we remember the thoughts of Jesus Christ. BJP leaders and workers visited the houses and church headquarters of Christians in the state today. Union Minister of State V Muraleedharan, State President K Surendran and others led the way. Congress and CPM have also come out criticizing BJP's visit to Christian homes on Easter.
Union Minister of State V.Muraleedharan, Kerala State President K.Surendran and others led the way. Congress and CPM have also come out criticizing BJP's visit to Christian homes on Easter.
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