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Mangalore, Apr 15: There is a need for rallying against the efforts of vested interests to create a nation based on communalism, said union administrative reforms commission chairman M Veerappa Moily in the city on Sunday.

He was speaking at the installation of B A Mohiuddin Bava as the new president of the Dakshina Kannada district Congress minority cell held in Hotel Woodlands on Sunday April 15 evening.

Communal and subversive forces had been trying to harm the security of the nation, secular in the nation is trying to harm the security, secularism and democratic fabric of the country. All-out efforts should be made prevent this kind of politics, he urged.

Politics based on love and trust would be the right answer to hatred and revengeful politics, he opined.

B A Mohiuddin Bava took the charge from Kanachur Monu, while former minister B A Moideen released the translated version of prime ministers '15-point programme'.

Congress leaders Ramanath Rai, B L Shankar, Roshan Baig, Vinaykumar Sorake, B M Idinabba, Vijaya Arun, Abdul Saleem, Abhayachandra Jain, Vijaykumar Shetty, Somappa Suvarna, K M Ibrahim, Ivan D’Souza, Mamata Gatty and others were present on the dais.

Ibrahim Kodinjal welcomed the gathering. Razak Kukkaje compered the programme.

  

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