On Tuesday, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami watched the much-discussed film ‘The Kerala Story 2’ at the Mall of Dehradun. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister stated that this film serves as a powerful medium for raising awareness by shedding light on sensitive events unfolding within society.
The Chief Minister affirmed that the State Government remains fully committed to the safety of women, social harmony, and population balance. He noted that Uttarakhand has become the first state in the country to undertake a historic initiative by implementing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC)—a move that is set to prove a milestone in ensuring equality and justice within society.
The Chief Minister further mentioned that a stringent anti-conversion law has been enacted in the state, which has effectively curbed incidents of illegal and forced conversions. He clarified that such laws serve to strengthen transparency, security, and trust within society.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the government’s objective is not to target any specific section of society, but rather to protect the rights of all citizens. He called upon the youth to remain vigilant and to play their part in bringing about positive change in society.
The Chief Minister remarked that films of this nature provide society with an opportunity to reflect and gain understanding, and the government supports every such endeavor.
Present on this occasion were Mayor Saurabh Thapliyal, MLAs Umesh Sharma Kau and Durgeshwar Lal, former MLA Rajesh Shukla, and other public representatives.