In the Savitribai Phule Jayanti celebrations organized in Dehri, Education Minister Prof. Chandrashekhar commented about the temple. After his statement, politics has heated up in the state. The Education Minister has been at the center of controversy in the past also due to his statements. NDA has become the attacker on his statement. Even JDU, which is part of the grand alliance, has expressed displeasure.
The path to the temple is mental slavery: Prof. Chandrashekhar
Education Minister Prof. Chandrashekhar has said that the path to the temple is the path to mental slavery. The path to school shows the path to light. He cautioned the opponents of this ideology and said that now Eklavya’s son will not donate his thumb. Now he will answer. He said this at the Savitri Bai Phule Jayanti celebrations organized in Dehri on Monday.
Jagdev Prasad’s son will no longer give sacrifice, but will take it.
Education Minister Chandrashekhar said that the son of martyr Jagdev Prasad will no longer give sacrifice, but will take it. He said that if courage is exercised, then with the sweat of 90 per cent of the Bahujan community, such an ocean will be created that it will be visible across the seven seas. You won’t be seen even in 24. He supported what was said by his party’s MLA Fateh Bahadur on the basis of the ideas of social reformer Savitri Bai Phule. Said that objectionable statements were made against him. For this he also warned the concerned people.
God is not a slave of any caste
Education Minister Prof. Chandrashekhar has said on the X handle that God is not a slave of any caste, if it was so, then Mata Savitri Bai Phule, born in an untouchable family, would not have been the symbol of women’s education and the first woman teacher of India.
It is important to read religious texts: Neeraj Kumar
Here, JDU’s chief spokesperson Neeraj Kumar countered the statement of Education Minister Prof. Chandrashekhar and said that who is giving what statement is important for them, for their TRP and for the dual character of life. In response to a question he said that education leads to light. To have knowledge, people need to have respect for religious texts. Said that if there is no knowledge then how will one read religious texts.