Purnia/Gaya (Bihar), Categorically refuting the opposition's charge that the BJP wants to dismantle the Constitution, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said he is "grateful to Baba Saheb Ambedkar's Constitution" which gave him the humble origins. Enabled to rise above. ,
Modi, who addressed back-to-back election rallies in Bihar's Gaya and Purne districts, spoke at length about his high regard for the Constitution, and his government's "constitution day from schools to the Supreme Court and Parliament." Mentioned measures like "convincing". Modi said, "This year is special. We are going to celebrate 75 years of the Constitution on the same scale as the Amrit Kaal celebrations, which complete 75 years of independence." A country where the youth will be told how our glorious Constitution was prepared and what is its importance.''"People ask me why I care so much about the poor, the Dalits. I do so because I am raised among them. Therefore, I feel indebted to the social class. Also Baba Saheb I also feel indebted to the Constitution made by Ambedkar, which helped.” I have reached where I am,” the Prime Minister said.Modi's statement came a day after BJP's main rival in Bihar, RJD president Lalu Prasad, in which several leaders of the saffron party had said that "if we get two-thirds majority in Parliament, the Constitution will be changed." .Reference is also being made to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's call for a "review" of the Constitution in 2015, when Prasad used the statement to allege that the provision of reservation for deprived castes was under attack. And the BJP-led NDA had to face defeat. Assembly elections were held that year. Modi, who has been comparing the Constitution to holy books like Ramayana, Bible and Quran, pointed out that it was during the rule of RJD ally Congress when emergency was imposed and many constitutional provisions were suspended. was given.
“Our opponents are those who held the Constitution hostage during the Emergency and tried to tamper with it.Those who want power to be limited to one family always turn the Constitution in their eyes. That is why they have also started issuing threats." The Prime Minister said, "They will not accept the results of the elections held under the provisions of the Constitution. We must remain united to thwart their efforts." Describing the abrogation of Article 370 as a "big achievement" of the ND government, Modi said, "Those who shout about the Constitution never have the courage to implement it in Jammu and Kashmir.When we took the bullet, threats were made that the entire area will be set on fire.'' The Prime Minister also left no stone unturned in attacking the RJD, whom he mentioned by name and alleged that they had created a "forest" while in power in Bihar. Raj and Corruption" and claimed to take credit for "all the good work done by the NDA government led by NDA government." Nitish Kumar'
JD(U) chief Kumar was conspicuous by his absence from both the rallies, though the rally in Purnia was organized for party MP and candidates Santosh Kushwaha and Dulal Chandra Goswami. The PM asserted that "the NDA has given Bihar a jungle raj. and warned that the crackdown on corruption would continue over the next five years, apparently referring to Prasad and his family members by name, including his son and Tejashwi Yadav. The scams are being investigated by central agencies. In Purnia, Modi spoke of the "ambitious plans" launched by his government for the development of the district in particular and the Seemanchal region in general, and with past governments. In comparison, those who had shrugged their shoulders after seeing the backwardness of the area.As irreversible.
Modi also hit out at the "vote bank politics that has allowed infiltration to flourish in Seemanchal" and claimed, "This has harmed the poor, the Dalits of the region, many of whom have been attacked and even "That their houses have also been attacked." "Set on fire". PM said, "The fate of this region depends on the June 4 election result", "Those who oppose CAA should know that Modi is not a person who can be stopped or suppressed" Citing examples of Ram temple in Ayodhya, abrogation of Article 370 and military operations in response to cross-border terrorism, Modi said, "Today everyone is saying that only the NDA government at the Center is capable of achieving major achievements. Is." .
In his speech in Gaya, Modi also talked about the fame of the pilgrimage city and underlined his government's efforts to preserve the country's cultural heritage, saying, "Our fight is against those who have in mind our There is no respect for culture”.The Gaya rally was also an opportunity to pacify the angry people as among those invited to share the stage with the Prime Minister was Pashupati Kumar Paras, who recently criticized the ND for giving importance to his estranged nephew Chirag Paswan. Resigned from the Union Cabinet in protest. and Ashwini Kumar Choubey, who has been denied the BJP ticket from Buxar, which he has represented for two consecutive terms. When names of others were being announced at the Gaya rally, the PM also took the mike. took.
He said, “Please excuse me for breaking protocol. It is going to be a very busy day when I have to address five rallies and tour Assam.The Prime Minister was repeatedly greeted by enthusiastic crowds at both Gaya and Purnia, “Modi! Had to be asked to raise slogans of Modi!" while he was moving ahead.He said, "Save this enthusiasm for the voting date. It will be much needed."
Modi, who addressed back-to-back election rallies in Bihar's Gaya and Purne districts, spoke at length about his high regard for the Constitution, and his government's "constitution day from schools to the Supreme Court and Parliament." Mentioned measures like "convincing". Modi said, "This year is special. We are going to celebrate 75 years of the Constitution on the same scale as the Amrit Kaal celebrations, which complete 75 years of independence." A country where the youth will be told how our glorious Constitution was prepared and what is its importance.''"People ask me why I care so much about the poor, the Dalits. I do so because I am raised among them. Therefore, I feel indebted to the social class. Also Baba Saheb I also feel indebted to the Constitution made by Ambedkar, which helped.” I have reached where I am,” the Prime Minister said.Modi's statement came a day after BJP's main rival in Bihar, RJD president Lalu Prasad, in which several leaders of the saffron party had said that "if we get two-thirds majority in Parliament, the Constitution will be changed." .Reference is also being made to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's call for a "review" of the Constitution in 2015, when Prasad used the statement to allege that the provision of reservation for deprived castes was under attack. And the BJP-led NDA had to face defeat. Assembly elections were held that year. Modi, who has been comparing the Constitution to holy books like Ramayana, Bible and Quran, pointed out that it was during the rule of RJD ally Congress when emergency was imposed and many constitutional provisions were suspended. was given.
“Our opponents are those who held the Constitution hostage during the Emergency and tried to tamper with it.Those who want power to be limited to one family always turn the Constitution in their eyes. That is why they have also started issuing threats." The Prime Minister said, "They will not accept the results of the elections held under the provisions of the Constitution. We must remain united to thwart their efforts." Describing the abrogation of Article 370 as a "big achievement" of the ND government, Modi said, "Those who shout about the Constitution never have the courage to implement it in Jammu and Kashmir.When we took the bullet, threats were made that the entire area will be set on fire.'' The Prime Minister also left no stone unturned in attacking the RJD, whom he mentioned by name and alleged that they had created a "forest" while in power in Bihar. Raj and Corruption" and claimed to take credit for "all the good work done by the NDA government led by NDA government." Nitish Kumar'
JD(U) chief Kumar was conspicuous by his absence from both the rallies, though the rally in Purnia was organized for party MP and candidates Santosh Kushwaha and Dulal Chandra Goswami. The PM asserted that "the NDA has given Bihar a jungle raj. and warned that the crackdown on corruption would continue over the next five years, apparently referring to Prasad and his family members by name, including his son and Tejashwi Yadav. The scams are being investigated by central agencies. In Purnia, Modi spoke of the "ambitious plans" launched by his government for the development of the district in particular and the Seemanchal region in general, and with past governments. In comparison, those who had shrugged their shoulders after seeing the backwardness of the area.As irreversible.
Modi also hit out at the "vote bank politics that has allowed infiltration to flourish in Seemanchal" and claimed, "This has harmed the poor, the Dalits of the region, many of whom have been attacked and even "That their houses have also been attacked." "Set on fire". PM said, "The fate of this region depends on the June 4 election result", "Those who oppose CAA should know that Modi is not a person who can be stopped or suppressed" Citing examples of Ram temple in Ayodhya, abrogation of Article 370 and military operations in response to cross-border terrorism, Modi said, "Today everyone is saying that only the NDA government at the Center is capable of achieving major achievements. Is." .
In his speech in Gaya, Modi also talked about the fame of the pilgrimage city and underlined his government's efforts to preserve the country's cultural heritage, saying, "Our fight is against those who have in mind our There is no respect for culture”.The Gaya rally was also an opportunity to pacify the angry people as among those invited to share the stage with the Prime Minister was Pashupati Kumar Paras, who recently criticized the ND for giving importance to his estranged nephew Chirag Paswan. Resigned from the Union Cabinet in protest. and Ashwini Kumar Choubey, who has been denied the BJP ticket from Buxar, which he has represented for two consecutive terms. When names of others were being announced at the Gaya rally, the PM also took the mike. took.
He said, “Please excuse me for breaking protocol. It is going to be a very busy day when I have to address five rallies and tour Assam.The Prime Minister was repeatedly greeted by enthusiastic crowds at both Gaya and Purnia, “Modi! Had to be asked to raise slogans of Modi!" while he was moving ahead.He said, "Save this enthusiasm for the voting date. It will be much needed."
