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20 Jul-2022 01:59 AM

Written By: Kashiram Choudhary

Jaipur: Governor Kalraj Mishra on Tuesday raised concerns over the beheading of a man over religious intolerance. Without mentioning Kanhaiya Lal murder case of Udaipur, Mishra expressed strong concern over the growing conflict among the communities regarding religion. He considered it a threat to the sovereignty of the country. The Governor gave a message to the children to live together in harmony.

He was speaking in the closing ceremony of the Children’s Camp organised by the Bharatiya Bal Kalyan Parishad. Mishra plunged into contemplation when a schoolboy from Sikkim asked him the biggest challenge he faced while governing a state.

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