Congress protests against Amit Shah
Protests are still ongoing against Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s remarks during the discussion on the Constitution in the Lok Sabha. There were even scuffles in parliament during protests against the remarks. Congress does not want to see this end in any way. That’s why Congress is now launching a new nationwide movement to protest the announcement. Apart from holding the Ambedkar Samman march on December 24, the Congress party will also organize a large rally in Belagavi on December 27.
Congress MP KC Venugopal said considering the relevance of the Constitution in today’s times, the Congress demanded that it be discussed in the Parliament. The BJP tried to insult the Congress leader. Apart from this, all leaders were hurt by Amit Shah’s remarks in Parliament. He said Shah had insulted Babasaheb.
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He said that so far, no apology has been asked from Amit Shah or Prime Minister Modi in this regard. That’s why now Congress is asking the nation to ask for an apology.
#watch |Kerala|Congress MP KC Venugopal said: “The Congress is launching a nationwide movement. Starting today, CWC members and senior leaders across India will raise their voices against Union Home Minister Amit Shah. A press conference held against Dr. BR’s remarks pic.twitter.com/Di7lGd9Z9p
— ANI (@ANI) December 22, 2024
Parliament to hold parade in honor of Ambedkar
PhD. To protest against the insult to Ambedkar, the Congress Party will hold Ambedkar Samman March across the country on December 24. This information was provided by KC Benugopal, Secretary General of the Alliance. The march was named Ambedkar Samman March by the Congress.
Ahead of the march, Congress workers will speak to reporters in their constituencies and constituencies and demand the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah.
Congress calls for resignation
Let us tell you that after Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s alleged statement on Ambedkar, Congress kept attacking the BJP and demanded Shah’s resignation, but Amit Shah rejected the Congress’ demand and Declared Congress anti-Dalit and anti-Ambedkar. .
