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Encouraging the Muslim community to rise above the “minority” mindset, the Governor cited the legacy of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, highlighting the community’s significant contributions to India’s growth.
He urged citizens to continue fostering harmony and positive thinking for the progress of society, the State, and the Nation.
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State Home and Indigenous Affairs Minister Mama Natung echoed this sentiment, calling the Bill a corrective and inclusive step aligned with the vision of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas aur Sabka Prayas.
Presentations by Prof. Nani Bath, Prof. Nabum Naka Hina of Rajiv Gandhi University, and Dr. M.Q. Khan of Dera Natung Government College provided historical context and outlined the long-term benefits of the reforms.
The event was notable for its interfaith participation, with religious leaders from Indigenous, Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, and Christian communities in attendance—underscoring Arunachal Pradesh’s strong tradition of religious harmony and inclusiveness.