‘Attempt to Break Nation’: PM Modi Rips Into Congress Over ‘Constitution-Forced-on-Goans’ Remark

“Attempt to break country, insult of Ambedkar …”: PM Modi attacks Congress over ‘constitution-forced-on-Goans’ remark of its prospect|Image: ANI New Delhi: Coming down greatly on Congress over its prospect’s ‘constitution-forced-on-Goans’ remark, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tore into the grand old celebration and Rahul Gandhi implicating them of trying to break the nation and insulting BR Ambedkar’s Constitution. “… now a Congress prospect from Goa states the Indian Constitution is not appropriate in Goa. He is stating the Constitution was required on Goa … Isn’t this an insult to Babasaheb Ambedkar? Isn’t this an insult to the Constitution? Is this not tampering with the Constitution of India?” the PM asked. The Prime Minister asserted today the Congress was turning down the Constitution in Goa, and tomorrow it would do the exact same in the whole nation. Goa Chief minister Pramod Sawant likewise struck out at Congress’ South Goa’s prospect over his remarks referring to the constitution. “I am horrified by the remarks from Congress’s South Goa prospect declaring the Indian Constitution was powerfully enforced upon Goans. Our liberty fighters thought completely that Goa is an inseparable part of India. Congress postponed Goa’s freedom by 14 years. Now, their prospect attempts to weaken the Indian Constitution? Congress should stop this careless Bharat Todo politics instantly. Congress is a danger to our democracy,” the Goa Chief Minister published on X. On the other hand, Goa BJP president Sadanand Shet Tanavade sent a grievance to Chief Electoral Officer Ramesh Verma, declaring Fernandes’ remarks were a “clear case of gushing venom versus the spiritual Constitution of India” and an offense of the Model Code of Conduct. In the grievance, the BJP implicated the Congress candidate of enjoying hate speech
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