
Congress Vs BJP As Rahul Invokes Savarkar During Constitution Debate Kiren Rijiju Hits Back With Indira Gandhi's Praise
Citing V D Savarkar's remarks that there was nothing Indian about the Constitution, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi slammed the BJP and said that by talking of protecting the Constitution, the ruling party is 'ridiculing' Savarkar.
Rahul Gandhi also alleged that Savarkar, who is seen as an ideologue of the BJP and RSS, preferred the Hindu religious text 'Manusmriti' to it.
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According to Gandhi, Savarkar had said there is nothing Indian about the Constitution and called Manusmriti a scripture "most worshipable" for Hindus after the Vedas.
Further stating that it was nice that you say you are defending the Constitution, Gandhi asked, "Do you stand by your leader's words? Because when you speak about protecting the Constitution you are abusing, ridiculing Savarkar," the Leader of Opposition told the BJP.
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However, the BJP leaders hit back at the Congress leader .
Posting a document on X, in which Indira Gandhi refered to Savarkar as a remarkable son of India, Kiren Rijiju said,“This document is for Rahul Gandhi Ji as he made an incorrect statement in Lok Sabha about Veer Savarkar. Indira Gandhi.”
Another BJP leader Anurag Thakur said that last time when he asked all the opposition MPs how many pages are there in the Constitution that you carry, no MP was able to tell.
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