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PM Modi murdering Constitution every day: Kharge

New Delhi: Launching a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for declaring June 25 as ‘Samvidhan Hatya Divas’ ((Constitution Day of India), Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that in the last 10 years, the government headed by Modi “celebrated” murder of the Constitution every day.

According to Kashmir Media Service, Mallikarjun Kharge in a statement referring to Prime Minister Modi, said, “You have snatched away the self-respect of every poor and deprived section of the country.”

“When a BJP leader urinates on tribals in Madhya Pradesh, or when the police forcibly cremate the Dalit daughter of Hathras in UP, what is it if not murder of the Constitution?” Kharge asked.

The Constitution is murdered when every 15 minutes a major crime against Dalits takes place and every day six Dalit women are raped, Kharge said.

The Constitution is murdered when minorities are subjected to illegal bulldozer justice, demolishing 1.5 lakh houses in just two years and 7.38 lakh people are rendered homeless, Kharge added.

Noting that Manipur is in the grip of violence for the last 13 months and Modi does not even want to set foot there, Kharge asked what is it if not murder of the Constitution?

Kharge maintained that BJP-RSS-Jan Sangh never accepted the Constitution. RSS’ mouthpiece Organiser had written in the editorial of its November 30, 1949 issue: “The worst thing about this new Constitution of India is that there is nothing Indian in it,” he wrote.

Kharge also mentioned various other issues, including five sitting Supreme Court judges accusing the government of interference, the alleged misuse of central probe agencies and others.

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