Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday extended his heartfelt Ramzan greetings to Muslims across the state and the country, emphasizing the importance of praying for the well-being of humanity. He spoke after participating in a mass prayer held to mark the holy festival in Bengaluru.
In his message, Siddaramaiah highlighted the need for mutual love, trust, and a spirit of humanity. “Praying for the welfare of humanity is very important, and people must live together with harmony. India is a country of diverse cultures and communities, and everyone should coexist in unity,” he said.
The Chief Minister noted that no religion preaches hatred. “No religion preaches hatred—be it Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, or Christianity. All these religions promote love, not hatred. We need to live in harmony with one another,” Siddaramaiah added, reinforcing his call for interfaith understanding and social cohesion.
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Siddaramaiah also stressed the value of mutual respect and goodwill during the festive season. “On this occasion, creating an environment of mutual respect and love is essential. I extend Eid Mubarak greetings to all Muslim brothers and sisters in the country. My festive greetings to all,” he said.
Deputy Chief Minister and State Congress President D.K. Shivakumar took to social media X to convey his greetings, stating, “May this Eid bring happiness and prosperity. Eid Mubarak.” Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel H.D. Kumarsawamy also extended wishes, calling Ramzan “a symbol of peace and harmony” and expressing hope that it “fills every home and heart with joy.”
Former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda similarly conveyed his greetings, highlighting the festival’s message of fasting, prayer, and coexistence. “May it further strengthen unity in society and bring peace, prosperity, and harmony into everyone’s lives,” he said, underlining Ramzan’s role in promoting communal harmony and social solidarity.
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