Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed said - Call me a Hindu too

Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan says that Hindu is not a religious term, it is a geographical term. Whoever was born in India, lives and lives in the country, should be called a Hindu. Arif Mohammad said that you should also call me a Hindu. The British had divided the people on the basis of religion. He was speaking at a program in Thiruvananthapuram on Saturday.
The Governor of Kerala arrived in Thiruvananthapuram on January 28 to inaugurate the 'Hindu Sammelan' organized by Malayali Hindus settled in North America. Here he said that Sir Syed Ahmed Khan once said that I do not think Hindu is a religious term, it is a geographical term. Whoever is born in India, eats grains born in India.. drinks water from the rivers here, he deserves to be called a Hindu.
Arif Mohammad said that you should also call me Hindu... In the time of British, words like Hindu, Muslim and Sikh were used. Because they divided people on the basis of religions.
During this, the Governor of Kerala strongly criticized the BBC documentary. He said that those who want to see India in hundred pieces are upset, that's why they are doing such negative propaganda. This is a conspiracy of those who want to see India in darkness. Why don't these people make documentaries on the conditions of that time when the British came to India.
He said that India was not a poor country, that is why people from outside had come here in greed of India's wealth. But by 1947 we had become a symbol of poverty in South Asia. Now everything has changed. Today Indians are holding big positions in many big multinational companies of the world. Due to this the world is realizing the potential of India.