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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Blasts Congress For Attacking Constitutional Institutions
- •Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan accused the Congress party of trying to spread anarchy and targeting constitutional institutions due to frustration over electoral defeats.
- •Chouhan dismissed the INDIA bloc protests, stating that Congress leadership refuses to accept defeat and blames everyone except their own internal failings.
- •He highlighted ongoing infighting within Congress across various states including Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka, and Telangana.
- •Chouhan criticized the opposition's protests regarding the Constitution, pointing out that Congress previously dismissed elected governments more than 90 times.
- •The opposition INDIA bloc held a protest march in New Delhi and announced plans to approach the Supreme Court to address alleged electoral irregularities.
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Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticized the Congress party for launching protests and targeting constitutional institutions following successive electoral defeats. He argued that their inability to accept losses drives them to blame external entities rather than examining their own internal organizational issues.
The opposition INDIA bloc organized a protest march starting from the Constitution Club of India to challenge the central government and the Election Commission over alleged electoral irregularities. Leaders announced plans to approach the Supreme Court with a writ petition to protect democratic and constitutional rights.
Chouhan blamed Congress's string of election losses on its idea-less leadership and severe internal conflicts within state units like Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka, and Telangana. He stated that the leadership remains fundamentally disconnected from the country's values, traditions, and people.
