Smriti Irani: Are you a Hindu or a Parsi, Union Minister Smriti Irani was asked a question, then gave such an answer

Smriti Irani News: Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Thursday that she is proud to be a Hindu. Even if she was told, she would not have converted. Speaking at the Times Now Summit 2022, Smriti Irani said that in 2009 the Kerala High Court accepted the term ‘love jihad’ and recorded that Hindu and Christian girls were targeted.

During the conversation, when Smriti Irani was asked about her religion, she said, “I am a proud Hindu with Irani surname.” When asked whether he was a Hindu or a Parsi, the Union Minister said, “Look, there is no conversion in Zoroastrianism. And even if there was a conversion, I am a proud Hindu and I would not change my religion.

Is the road being built by asking religion? The Union minister also refuted the opposition’s claims that the BJP was practicing the politics of majoritarianism. He said that the central government schemes like Ayushman Bharat and free ration distribution to 80 crore Indians are not giving any preference to people of any particular religion. He questioned, “Is the road that PM Modi is building asking which religion you belong to?”

Smriti Irani said, “When service is the center of your decision-making process, you are extremely conscious of everything you do and you expect to serve to the best of your ability.” He said that PM Narendra Modi has ensured from day one that this government is about service and not power.

Shraddha is not in the heat of the moment, Massacre: Responding to a question on Delhi’s Shraddha Walkar Murder, Smriti Irani said, “Nobody cuts a woman into small pieces and nobody beats a woman continuously in the heat of the moment.” Significantly, Delhi’s Shraddha Walkar was strangled to death by her live-in partner Aftab Poonawala in May 2022 and she was cut into more than 30 pieces.