<p>Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday urged religious groups to take upon themselves the onus of resolving abberations like terrorism in their own communities.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Rijiju said no religion promotes violence and hence religious leaders should appeal and try to ensure that there is no violence anywhere.<br /><br />“If we talk about the Islamic fundamentalism, then the fight against terrorism has to be led by the Muslims. If there is a problem within the Buddhist segment, then the fight has to be led by the Buddhists. If there is a problem within the Hindu community, then the fight has to be led by the Hindus so that it doesn’t take a religious colour,” he said.</p>
<p>Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday urged religious groups to take upon themselves the onus of resolving abberations like terrorism in their own communities.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Rijiju said no religion promotes violence and hence religious leaders should appeal and try to ensure that there is no violence anywhere.<br /><br />“If we talk about the Islamic fundamentalism, then the fight against terrorism has to be led by the Muslims. If there is a problem within the Buddhist segment, then the fight has to be led by the Buddhists. If there is a problem within the Hindu community, then the fight has to be led by the Hindus so that it doesn’t take a religious colour,” he said.</p>
