Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday accused the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) of not accepting the structure after an MP of the saffron social gathering commented on amending the Constitution.
Kharge was addressing a press convention the place he launched a scathing assault on PM Modi and the BJP. He stated, “PM Modi claims Constitution will not be changed, but makes his party people say they need two-thirds majority to amend it.”
On the problem of BJP amending the structure, he stated, “I have to say with great sadness that the Constitution of the country has not been accepted entirely by the BJP… On one side, PM Modi says that the Constitution will never change, on the other side he makes his people say that to change the Constitution, a two-third majority will be required and for that, you (people) give us two-third majority and we will change the Constitution. It is not said by any fringe element but by MPs, BJP leaders and RSS.”
“If BJP believes in B R Ambedkar it should remove such people from party, not give them poll tickets,” he added.
What have been Anantkumar Hegde’s assertion regarding the Constitution?
Earlier, Hegde stated that it was mandatory for the social gathering to realize two-thirds majority within the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha and likewise come to energy in additional than 20 States to amend the Constitution aimed toward setting proper alleged distortions and pointless additions to it by the Congress.
The six-time Lok Sabha member from Karnataka stated the NDA successful greater than 400 seats within the upcoming Lok Sabha polls will ultimately assist in mustering an identical majority within the Upper House and likewise bagging two-third of states.
“If the Constitution has to be amended — the Congress which fundamentally distorted the Constitution by forcefully filling unnecessary things in it, especially by bringing in laws that were aimed at suppressing the Hindu society — if all of this has to be changed it is not possible with this (current) majority,” he stated addressing a gathering in Uttara Kannada district.
BJP distances itself type controversial assertion
The BJP’s Karnataka unit on Sunday distanced itself from MP Anantkumar Hegde’s remarks on amending the Constitution, calling it “personal views,” and stated that it’ll search a proof from him. The social gathering stated it reaffirms its unwavering dedication to uphold the Constitution, and Hegde’s remarks don’t mirror its stance.
“MP Shri Ananthkumar Hegde’s remarks on the Constitution are his private views and don’t mirror the social gathering’s stance.
BJP reaffirms our unwavering dedication to uphold the nation’s Constitution and can ask for a proof from Shri Hegde concerning his feedback,” BJP Karnataka posted on ‘X’.
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