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Change through elections: Ex-VP Venkaiah Naidu hits out at regime change calls
By Mukesh Ranjan4 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
Former Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu criticised calls for regime change, stating that citizens must use elections and patience as constitutional means to bring about political change.
He also responded to critiques of India's economy and emphasized the importance of democratic institutions, citizen duties, and inclusive development.
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NEW DELHI: Former Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday criticised calls for regime change, saying such utterances ran counter to the spirit of the ‘Idea of India’ and the constitutional framework, which gives citizens democratic means to bring about political change.
Delivering the keynote address at an event here on ‘Duties of a Citizen for a Vikshit Bharat’, organised by ‘Bharat ki Soch’, Naidu said citizens must exercise patience, remain engaged in public life and use elections as the constitutional means to change governments.
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