Sonia appeals for peace, says no place for violence in Mahatma Gandhi’s India

In a statement issued on late Monday evening, the Congress President appealed to the people of Delhi to maintain communal harmony and thwart the wrong designs of the religious forces dividing the country on the basis of religion.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Monday appealed to the people of Delhi to maintain communal harmony and defeat “ill-intentioned” forces that seek to divide the country on the basis of religion.

Congress President in her statement appealed to the people of Delhi to maintain communal harmony. (Photo: Twitter/ INCIndia)

In a statement issued on late Monday evening, the Congress President appealed to the people of Delhi to maintain communal harmony and thwart the wrong designs of the religious forces dividing the country on the basis of religion.

Gandhi, in her appeal, has said that violence of any kind can have no place in Mahatma Gandhi’s India and there is no place for those forces in the country who want to impose their communal and divisive ideology in India.

Her statement comes on the day parts of north-east Delhi witnessed violence over the amended citizenship law, killing four and injuring several.

Gandhi also expressed deep condolences over the death of head constable Rattan Lal.