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All institutions, political parties should unite for national interest: PM

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All institutions, political parties should unite for national interest: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said all institutions and political parties of the country should unite for national interest and fight together against the enemies of the country.

Participating in Dussehra celebrations here, Modi also said that no matter how big or difficult a crisis may be, no one should sit back relying on others and recognise their own strength.

"May our thoughts be aligned, and may... all the institutions of the nation, all political parties, stand together for national interest.

We must proceed with this very spirit and we must fight together against the enemies of the country," the PM said.

Underlining that his government's goal is to make India self-reliant, the prime minister said, "We must have faith in our resources.

We must turn our resolve into power and find solutions through our own hard work.

Because Lord Shri Ram taught us that the difficulties cannot stop our journey." He said in 'Ram Rajya', there is no discrimination against anyone and .

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