Rahul Gandhi Challenges Modi on Constitution, Advocates for Adivasi Rights
Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi for allegedly ignoring the Constitution and not supporting Adivasi rights during a rally in Maharashtra. He accused the BJP of undermining national icons and emphasized the importance of a caste census for fair representation of marginalized communities including Adivasis, Dalits, and backward classes.
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In a fiery address in Nandurbar, Maharashtra, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of disregarding the Constitution, symbolized by the 'red book' he carries, which he alleges Modi has never read.
Gandhi emphasized that the book represents the soul of India and embodies principles from national figures like Birsa Munda and Mahatma Gandhi. He criticized the BJP's attempts to link it to 'urban Naxalism.'
Highlighting the need for a caste census, Gandhi insisted on equitable representation for Adivasis, Dalits, and the backward classes, while decrying job losses in Maharashtra due to project relocations.
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