Controversy Erupts Over PM Modi's Civil Code Remarks
The Congress-led UDF criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his Independence Day speech remarks about the civil code. UDF Convenor M M Hassan called the remarks 'unfortunate' and divisive. The UDF accused Modi of aiming to implement a single personal law and playing vote-bank politics.
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The opposition Congress-led UDF launched a severe critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi following his Independence Day speech, claiming his remarks on the civil code were aimed at dividing the country along religious lines.
UDF Convenor M M Hassan condemned the Prime Minister's stance as both 'unfortunate' and an 'insult' to the framers of the Constitution, including Dr. B R Ambedkar.
Alleging that Modi’s comments sought to create an atmosphere of hatred, Hassan accused the Modi government of pushing for a single personal law since coming to power in 2014, further stating internal differences within BJP on the issue and accusing Modi of playing vote-bank politics.
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