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Giriraj Singh supports Ramdev on suggestion of denying rights to third-born child, says 'laws necessary for development'

Asian News International • May 28, 2019, 15:37:11 IST
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Union minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Giriraj Singh on Tuesday backed Yoga guru Baba Ramdev over his population control statement saying, ’these laws are necessary for the development of the country.'

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Giriraj Singh supports Ramdev on suggestion of denying rights to third-born child, says 'laws necessary for development'

New Delhi: Union minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Giriraj Singh on Tuesday backed Yoga guru Baba Ramdev over his population control statement saying, “these laws are necessary for the development of the country.” [caption id=“attachment_5502831” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]File photo of Giriraj Singh. PTI File photo of Giriraj Singh. PTI[/caption] Speaking to ANI, Singh said, “Baba Ramdev’s statement on population control should be seen in a positive light. Population control laws are necessary for the development of the country. You look at China, they had implemented one-child policy in the past and today you can see how much developed they are. Experts have also said that in the near future there will be a crisis of food and water. Laws should be made in this regard in India”. On Sunday, the yoga guru, who also runs a chain of consumer goods store- Patanjali, had stated that “the third child should not be allowed to contest polls or enjoy government privileges.” “India’s population should not be more than 150 crores in the next 50 years as we are not prepared or ready to bear more than that. This is only possible when the government makes a law that third child would not be allowed to vote, neither contest election nor he/she enjoys any type of privileges and facilities given by the government,” Ramdev had said while speaking to ANI. Giriraj Singh in his concluding statement also stated that before rolling out any law pertaining to population control all the political quarters must conduct a debate on the same. " From a road to the Parliament, all the political parties must take part in the debate on the issue of population control before making it a law."

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