Ratan Tata speaks on intolerance, says government should not tell people what to do
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"If India is to shine now and in future, people must have the freedom to decide. While governments can be in the business of monitoring, they should have no role in telling people what to do," Tata stated. He was interacting with students of SRM University at Kattankulathur.
"If India should shine let people have the freedom to decide," stated his release.
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