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New Delhi: Countering Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s emergency remark, Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge singled out the centre, questioning how long they want to rule by talking about the emergency.
“He will say this 100 times. Without declaring an emergency, you are doing this. How long do you want to rule by talking about this?” said Kharge.
“Modi Ji tried to break the Constitution, that’s why today leaders of all parties have come together and are protesting. There was a Gandhi statue here. They are breaking all democratic norms, That’s why today we want to show that Modi Ji, you should move ahead according to the Constitution,” he added.
Slamming PM Modi over the ’emergency’ remark, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh took to social media platform X and wrote, “The non-biological PM is telling the opposition: substance, not slogans. INDIA is telling him: consensus, not confrontation. The non-biological PM is telling the opposition: discussion, not disruption. INDIA is telling him: Attendance, not absence.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a statement on the eve of June 25th, emphasized the significance of the day as it marks 50 years since a major disruption to India’s democracy.
Recalling the events of the Emergency declared in 1975, PM Modi highlighted the importance of remembering the infringement on democratic rights and the rejection of the Indian Constitution.
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