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Rahul does not understand 'ABC' of constitution, wants to give quota to minorities: Nadda
11/15/2024 9:59:05 PM
Agencies
THANE, Nov 15: BJP president JP Nadda on Friday said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi does not understand the "ABC of the Constitution" and flaunts a copy of it at political gatherings while not knowing that Dr B R Ambedkar did not subscribe to job reservations on religious lines.
The Union minister said the Congress wants to give quotas meant for SCs, STs and OBCs to minorities in Karnataka and Telangana, where the party is in power.
"Gandhi does not know that the Constitution does not allow reservations on religious lines. He does not understand the ABC of the Constitution. He sells materials of hatred in his 'mohabbat ki dukan' (shop of love)'," Nadda remarked, hitting out at the Raebareli Lok Sabha MP.
Gandhi campaigned in the Lok Sabha polls as well as assembly elections underway in Maharashtra and Jharkhand by showing a copy of the Constitution to tell voters that the BJP wanted to change the apex document and do away with reservations in jobs and education.
"We have to prevent appeasement and vote bank politics. The Congress wants to give reservations to minorities after taking away quota meant for SCs, STs and OBcs in Telangana and Karnataka. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has never discriminated against anyone," Nadda asserted.
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