Rahul Gandhi doesn’t know Constitution, wants quota for minorities: BJP chief JP Nadda

Published On : 2024-11-16T12:14:26+0530 [ IST ] | Author : Mayur_Tembhare
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BJP president J P NaddaTHANE: Congress leader rahul-gandhi" target="_blank">Rahul Gandhi does not understand the “ABC of the Constitution” and flaunts a copy of it at political gatherings while not knowing that Dr B R Ambedkar did not subscribe to job reservations on religious

Nadda said Congress wants to give quotas meant for SCs STs and OBCs to minorities in Karnataka and Telangana where the party is in office.

Rahul campaigned in the Lok Sabha polls as well as the assembly elections underway in Maharashtra and Jharkhand by showing a copy of the Constitution to tell voters that BJP wanted to change the Constitution and do away with reservations in

We have to prevent appeasement and vote bank politics. Congress wants to give reservations to minorities after taking away the quota meant for SCs STs and OBCs in Telangana and

Nadda hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for providing trust and leadership to the nation as well as ensuring that the speed and scale of development work was the strongest in the last decade.

He criticised the Congress for neglecting its election manifestos and repeating promises and compared India's global standing before and after 2014 suggesting that the Congress-led UPA government had diminished the country's image.

Nadda listed infrastructure projects undertaken in Maharashtra claiming a total expenditure of 12 lakh crore. He cited improvements in sectors like banking, toys, automobiles and pharmaceuticals as evidence

The BJP president urged voters to reject the opposition alliance in the upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra on November 20 accusing them of obstructing progress and welfare schemes.

He accused the opposition of prioritizing appeasement and nepotism over development and contrasted this with the BJP's focus on inclusive growth and empowerment across all sections of society.

Nadda criticised the former Maha Vikas Aghadi government for stalling projects and challenging welfare schemes in court.

In a later rally in Nashik he called the Congress "illiterate" for questioning India's capabilities citing their criticism of the indigenous COVID-19 vaccine. He claimed that six crore people in Maharashtra benefited from the

Source : Reporters From Sunrise Chronicles

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