"Our Constitution says India is a secular country. The Constitution is
the Holy Book in a democracy," Banerjee said here reacting to Swaraj's
remark that Bhagwad Gita would be declared as 'Rashtriya Granth'
(national scripture).
"We respect all holy books equally. They are all our pride," Banerjee, the Trinamool Congress chief, said.
"Quran, Puran, Ved, Vedanta, Bible, Tripitak, Zend-Avesta, Guru Granth Sahib, Gita - we respect all," she said.
Pressing for the Centre to declare Bhagwad Gita as a 'Rashtriya Granth', Swaraj said only a formality remained to be completed in this regard.
Swaraj was speaking at 'Gita Prerna Mahotsav', organized "to celebrate 5,151 years of religious book Gita" at the Red Fort Maidan in Delhi where VHP President Ashok Singhal said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should immediately declare the sacred text of Hindus as a national scripture.
"We respect all holy books equally. They are all our pride," Banerjee, the Trinamool Congress chief, said.
"Quran, Puran, Ved, Vedanta, Bible, Tripitak, Zend-Avesta, Guru Granth Sahib, Gita - we respect all," she said.
Pressing for the Centre to declare Bhagwad Gita as a 'Rashtriya Granth', Swaraj said only a formality remained to be completed in this regard.
Swaraj was speaking at 'Gita Prerna Mahotsav', organized "to celebrate 5,151 years of religious book Gita" at the Red Fort Maidan in Delhi where VHP President Ashok Singhal said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should immediately declare the sacred text of Hindus as a national scripture.
Source: Chhattisgarh Hindi News and MP Hindi News
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