Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of making a mockery of the Constitution of the country by showing a "fake" copy of it. The veteran BJP leader was referring to the alleged distribution of copies of the Constitution with inside pages blank at a recent rally in Nagpur.Shah also claimed that the BJP will never allow the Congress to implement reservations for minorities.“Rahul Gandhi was exposed two days back. Someone got a copy of the Constitution he has shown. The Constitution of India was written on the cover of that copy but the pages were blank. Don’t make a mockery of the Constitution. By waving a fake copy of the Constitution, you have insulted B R Ambedkar and the Constituent Assembly,” Shah alleged while addressing a BJP rally in Palamu.
Shah also hit out at the JMM-led dispensation in Jharkhand, terming it the "most corrupt government" in the country. Training his guns on Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, he said: “The CM says infiltration is the BJP’s political agenda. I say it is CM's vote bank... Corrupt leaders will be hanged upside down".
तुष्टीकरण में डूबी JMM झारखंड के युवाओं की नौकरियां घुसपैठियों को दे रही है। pic.twitter.com/y8A6K6fkQc
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) November 9, 2024
Shah alleged that the JMM-led regime was involved in multiple scams, including Rs 1,000 crore in MGNREGA, Rs 600 crore in land deals, Rs 1,000 crore in mining, and liquor. He further accused the state's ruling JMM-Congress-RJD coalition of "devouring" the free ration sent by PM Modi.In East Singhbhum, he accused the Hemant Soren government of according a red-carpet welcome to Bangladeshi infiltrators.He also charged the Congress and JMM of spreading lies that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will claim tribal rights making it clear that the saffron party will put tribals out of its ambit.
Newsinc24 Team
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