
DK Shivakumar says his 'Constitution change' remark misquoted: What's the row?
India TodayKarnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar found himself at the centre of a political firestorm over his alleged remarks on “changing the Constitution” to accommodate religion-based reservations. In the clip, Shivakumar is heard discussing the issue of reservations and stating that “a good day will come, a lot of changes will be there the Constitution will be changing.” BJP leaders seized upon this remark, alleging that the Congress is plotting to alter the Constitution to grant religion-based reservations, specifically for Muslims. BJP Party president JP Nadda accused Congress of attempting to “tear apart” the Constitution while citing Dr BR Ambedkar’s position that reservations should not be based on religion. BJP MP Kiren Rijiju echoed this sentiment, calling Shivakumar’s alleged statement an “assault on the Constitution” and demanding that Congress clarify its stance.
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