'Murdering the Constitution': Ashwini Vaishnaw Slams Congress, Challenges Opposition to Parliament Debate

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw slams Congress for subverting democracy and invites Rahul Gandhi to debate in Parliament during his Jaipur visit.

KRISHNVEER SINGH5 November 20262 min read0 viewsPolitics
'Murdering the Constitution': Ashwini Vaishnaw Slams Congress, Challenges Opposition to Parliament Debate

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing them of "murdering" the Constitution and fostering anarchy across the nation. Speaking during his visit to Jaipur for the BJP’s 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' (Save Democracy, Drive Away Anarchy) rally, the Railway Minister asserted that the opposition's claims of protecting democratic values are merely a facade.

Accusations of Democratic Subversion

Addressing reporters, Minister Vaishnaw emphasized that the BJP and the NDA have remained steadfast in their belief in the Constitution. He claimed that while the Congress party often brandishes copies of the Constitution, they lack genuine faith in its tenets and are actively working to destroy democracy.

"The Congress party is, in a sense, engaged in murdering the Constitution, destroying democracy, and spreading anarchy," Vaishnaw stated. "Those who brandish a copy of the Constitution have no real faith in what is written within it."

The Minister further explained that the purpose of the public meeting in Jaipur was to reassure the citizens that the ruling government views the protection of the Constitution and the safeguarding of democracy as its primary duty, aiming to expose those who seek to destabilize these foundations.

Challenge to Rahul Gandhi: 'Come to Parliament'

The Union Minister also addressed the recent challenge posed by the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, who had called for a face-to-face debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Dismissing the nature of the challenge, Vaishnaw insisted that the government does not avoid discourse.

He pointed toward the legislative halls as the appropriate venue for such discussions, stating, "The Parliament is the supreme temple of our democracy. Come there, and let us debate. We are not the kind of people who shy away from debating any subject."

Confidence in Upcoming Elections

Looking ahead to the state legislative assembly elections, Vaishnaw expressed unwavering confidence in the public's support for the central administration. He predicted a "resounding victory" for the BJP and NDA across the board, citing the deep trust the electorate has placed in the government.

Defense of the Agniveer Scheme

During his visit, the Minister also touched upon the recent decision to grant a two-year service extension to personnel under the 'Agniveer' military service tenure. He defended the scheme as a successful experiment that has been continuously evaluated.

Vaishnaw noted that the last four years have shown the commitment, physical fitness, and technological capabilities of the youth. He stated that the government's positive decision regarding the extension came after a comprehensive review by the Defence Forces, proving the initiative's success.

Spiritual Visit in Jaipur

Aside from the political engagements, Ashwini Vaishnaw visited the historic Govind Dev Ji Temple in Jaipur. Accompanied by Jaipur MP Manju Sharma and other senior BJP leaders, the Minister offered prayers at the revered shrine.

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