Chief Minister Siddaramaiah greets Haj pilgrims after launching a Haj 2026 flight in Bengaluru on Monday. (Photo | Express)
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CM Siddaramaiah flags off Haj 2026 flight, urges pilgrims to pray for Karnataka’s welfare

One should love one’s religion, but develop tolerance towards other religions.

Express News Service

BENGALURU: Requesting Haj pilgrims to keep the welfare of the state in their prayers, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said he will pray for a successful Haj pilgrimage.

He was speaking at the launch of the Haj 2026 flight by the Karnataka Haj Committee on Monday.

“God protects those who seek the welfare of others. One should love one’s religion, but develop tolerance towards other religions. Brotherhood, equality and harmony are the basic principles of our Constitution,” he said.

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