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“Writers & Intellectuals Should Express Themselves Fearlessly”: Nitin Gadkari

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Speaking at a book release function held at MIT World Peace University, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said, The biggest test of democracy is that the ruler tolerates even the strongest opinion against him, and it leads to introspection.

Gadkari further said: “Writers and intellectuals should express themselves fearlessly.”
“The biggest test of democracy is that the king tolerates the strongest opinion against him and introspects over it,” he said.

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Gadkari added, “In India, there is no problem of difference of opinion but “there is a problem of lack of opinion.”

Addressing writers and intellectuals, Gadkari said:  “We are neither rightist nor leftist, we are opportunists. It is expected from writers and intellectuals that they express their opinions without any fear.”

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