Gadkari said- I will die a little due to lack of ministerial post: I do not do politics of religion, even if I lose elections, I will remain firm on principles

Central Road and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari made this statement during an event in Nagpur.

Central Road and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari is always in the discussion about his statements. During an event in Nagpur, he said, ‘Jo will talk about caste, I will kill him tightly.’

Gadkari said at the convocation of a minority institution that he does not talk about religion and caste in public. They believe that people keep social service at the top. Whether you lose the election or go to the post of minister, he will remain firm on this principle.

We never discriminate on the basis of caste or religion

Gadkari said that we never discriminate on the basis of caste or religion. I am in politics and there are many things here. But I have decided to work in my own way. I am not worried about who will vote for me.

He further said that my friends said that you should not have said so while living in public life. But I have decided to follow this principle in life. I will die a little due to losing elections or not getting the post of minister.

Education can change communities

Gadkari told how he had transferred an engineering college permission to Anjuman-e-Islam Institute (Nagpur) while being an MLC. They felt that they needed it more. He said that if more engineers, IPS and IAS officers than the Muslim community, then everyone will develop.

We have an example of former President Late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. He further said that today thousands of students have become engineers under the banner of Anjuman-e-Islam. If they do not get a chance to read, then nothing could happen. This is the strength of education. It can change life and communities.

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