Opposition Criticizes Modi's Push for Secular Civil Code
The opposition accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of advancing a divisive agenda through his Independence Day speech where he called for a secular civil code, which the Congress labeled an insult to B R Ambedkar and a misrepresentation of history. Various leaders criticized his statements and intentions behind proposed reforms.
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The opposition on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of promoting a ''divisive agenda,'' with the Congress criticizing his ''communal civil code'' remarks during his Independence Day speech as a ''gross insult'' to B R Ambedkar.
The Congress also alleged that Modi's ability for ''malice, mischief, and maligning'' history was on full display at the Red Fort.
The Congress's denouncement followed Modi's statement that a ''secular civil code'' is currently needed as the existing laws are discriminatory and a ''communal civil code.''
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