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Let's resist the forces of division and hatred': Mahatma Gandhi's S African granddaughter Ela

Mahatma Gandhi's Granddaughter Ela Gandhi: Let's Resist Forces Of Division, Hatred

Hatred, animosity and violence are not part of any religious teachings and those who promote them in the name of religion are misinterpreting their faiths for mischievous reasons and should be shunned, Ela Gandhi, said.

Let's resist forces of division, hatred: Mahatma's granddaughter

Her remarks came as she responded to social media posts which claimed that the Gandhi Development and Phoenix Settlement Trust deliberately left out Hindu prayers at an interfaith meeting hosted at the Phoenix Settlement, which her grandfather started during his tenure in Durban.

'Let's resist the forces of division and hatred' Mahatma Gandhi's S African granddaughter Ela

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India News: JOHANNESBURG: Hatred, animosity and violence are not part of any religious teachings and those who promote them in the name of religion are misinterpr.

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