An interfaith delegation today met the Minister of State for Home G. Kishan Reddy in New Delhi to express solidarity with the government in the times of violent protests and public unrest under the pretext of opposing Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). <br />'' <br />'' The delegation members expressed solidarity with the government and faith in the policies of the government led by  Prime Minister  Narendra Modi. The delegation unanimously affirmed that the CAA concerns foreigners and no Indian, from whichever religion, caste, colour or creed, has anything to fear.<br />'' <br />'' Highlighting the principles of Dharma and Ahimsa, the delegation affirmed their belief that the legislation has been passed on humanitarian grounds for those who fled from the three countries fearing persecution and had migrated to India for solace and safety. <br />'' <br />'' Saying that India being a land of mutual acceptance and harmony, the delegation added that it is unacceptable that one protests against a decision which aims to alleviate the suffering of those uprooted families. <br />'' <br />'' The members reiterated that the legislation is based on a perfect rationale and objective premise. They urged the people to guard themselves against misinformation meant to destabilize our foundations of mutual respect and acceptance.<br />'' <br />'' As a symbolic gesture of religious harmony and peace, the delegation wished to reach out to the people with this message of Ahimsa and religious harmony. They also expressed their desire to meet the Union Home Minister and the Prime Minister with this message of peace and solidarity.<br />'' <br />'' The delegation comprised of prominent spiritual gurus and social reformers from different faiths and sects, including Jain Acharya Dr. Lokeshji, Meditation Guru Swami Deepankar and  Mufti Shamoon Qasmi.<br />''