For the discussion on the Constitution in the Union House, the order of speeches of the BJP leaders was changed. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will initiate a constitutional debate in the House of Representatives, while Bharatiya Janata Party president and health minister JP Nadda will intervene in the debate. Nadda will intervene on Tuesday, the second day of the debate. Union Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav will deliver a concluding speech on the Constitution in the Union House.
As per earlier plans, JP Nadda will start his speech in the Union House and Home Minister Amit Shah will deliver his concluding speech. Home Minister Amit Shah is on a three-day visit to Chhattisgarh. That’s why the order of speeches is now changed. Hardeep Puri, Sudhanshu Trivedi, Surendra Nagar, Ghanshyam Tiwari and Brij Brijlal’s name was also included among the leaders who spoke on behalf of the BJP in the Union House on the Constitution.
Congress also developed important strategies
On the other hand, the Congress Party also developed an important strategy for discussing the Constitution in the Federal House. Three speakers will present their views from the Congressional side. Among them will be two Dalit leaders. In a sense, the Congress will also play the Dalit card in the constitutional discussions. On the Congress side, the discussion will be initiated by the party’s national president and Lok Sabha member Mallikarjun Kharge. During the first day of discussions, two-thirds of the speakers will express their views. One of them is Kharge and the other is Mukul Wasnik. Meanwhile, Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Randeep Surjewala, Mukul Wasnik and a few other leaders will Speaking on behalf of the Congress Party in the House of Federation.
Rahul forces government into Lok Sabha
Earlier on Saturday, it was the second and last day of discussions on the Constitution in the Lok Sabha. Rahul Gandhi, leader of the Congress party and leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, expressed his views. Rahul launched a sharp attack on the government in the Lok Sabha and claimed that the way Eklavya’s thumb was cut, it was like the government was cutting the thumbs of the country’s youth. He said that today there is an ideological battle going on in India and the opposition also has defenders of constitutional ideals.
In his reply, PM Modi mentioned that from Nehru to Rajiv
Rahul Gandhi claimed that Vinayak Damodar Savarkar had said that there was nothing Indian in the Constitution. When you talk about protecting the Constitution, you are belittling and insulting Savarkar. After this, Prime Minister Modi finally responded to the discussion and took a swipe at the Congress. Prime Minister Modi tried to put the Congress in the dock by referring to the constitutional amendments enacted by the governments of Nehru, Indira and Rajiv.
