Congress's first reaction came on PM's speech, know what the leaders present in LS said

PM Modi News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while responding to the discussion on the 'Glorious journey of 75 years of the Constitution' in the Lok Sabha, fiercely targeted the Congress party. He attacked the Congress, especially in the context of the Emergency, saying that this stigma will never be erased from the forehead of the opposition party. Talking about the importance of the Constitution and its journey, PM Modi made several serious allegations against the Congress, to which the opposition reacted sharply.

Flare of allegations on Congress

Taking the Congress party to task, Prime Minister Modi said that the attitude of the Congress towards the Emergency and the Constitution is like a dark chapter, which the party can never hide. He also said that the leaders of the Congress party cannot turn away from the fact that the acts committed during the Emergency were against the Constitution and democracy.

Prime Minister Modi also alleged that the Congress did not properly discharge its responsibilities towards the Constitution, and played an important role in weakening the democratic structure of the country. He said that as an opposition party, it is the responsibility of the Congress to accept the mistakes made during the Emergency.

Congress's reaction

After Prime Minister Modi's speech, the first statement from Congress was given by senior party leader KC Venugopal. Venugopal said that the Prime Minister did not present any new perspective on the discussion on the Constitution in the Lok Sabha. His speech only leveled allegations against the Congress. Venugopal also alleged that the Modi government is working solely for the interests of the Adani Group and this has already been revealed by the Congress.

He said, "The Prime Minister neither said anything new on the Constitution, nor presented any concrete solution for the people of the country. He only leveled allegations against the Congress. We have already made it clear that this government is working only and only for Adani."

Venugopal also said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah were absent in the House during Rahul Gandhi's speech. He said that either they are afraid of facing Rahul Gandhi, or they do not give importance to the opposition.

PM Modi's attack on Nehru-Gandhi family

PM Modi also targeted the Nehru-Gandhi family while targeting the Congress establishment. He said that Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru had his own constitution, which he had prepared himself and hence he did not pay heed to the advice of senior leaders of his government. PM Modi said that the Constitution was amended 75 times in about six decades, and these changes were the result of the seeds that Pandit Nehru had sown.

The Prime Minister also said that Indira Gandhi worked to fertilize and water the Constitution, and after this, even in today's generation, the respect of the Gandhi family for the Constitution is nothing new. He reminded that there was a time when a young leader of the Congress tore up an important decision taken by the Central Government in front of the press, which was a disregard for the Constitution and democracy.

Conclusion

This speech of Prime Minister Modi was a big blow to the Congress party. While he praised the journey of the Constitution and supported the policies of the government, he also accused the opposition of corruption and contempt for the Constitution. The Congress's response levelled serious allegations against the Modi government, and this political debate is likely to get more intense in the future. This development is a turning point in Indian politics, which could also impact the upcoming elections.