Hyderabad: Members of the Congress from Telangana held Dharna in front of the statue of BR Ambedkar at the Parliament’s premise in New Delhi on Monday demanding that the betrayal case was ordered to the Chandrasekhar Rao Chandrasekhar Rao chief’s Minister Chandrasekhar.
Telangana Congress of the President and Malkajgiri MP Revanth Reddy along with Nalgonda MP N Uttam Kumar Reddy and Bhuvanagiri MP Komatireddy Venkat Reddy staged a Dharna in front of the statue of Ambedkar and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi respond to KCR comments on the Constitution.
They then joined the Indian Congress Committee responsible for Telangana Manickam Tagore.
“We performed a Dharna to bring to the notice of Indian President Ramnath Kovind and PM Modi, comments made by CM KCR demanded the constitution.
KCR’s request amounts to betrayal and hence, the necessary legal actions must be taken towards them,” said Revanth.
Three Congress Parliament members said the Indian Constitution had empowered the Dalit, tribe and backwards by giving them orders in education and work.
SCS and STS get reservations in parliament and legislative countries because of the current constitution.
“KCR wants the Constitutionalized Constitution with the intention of seizing orders to Dalit, Girijan and BCS in work, education and legislature? Does KCR want to impose the form of the dictation of the government by changing the constitution?” Revanth asked.
The TPCC head said there was strong suspicion in the political circle that KCR’s request was part of a larger conspiracy that was hatched by the BJP Central Leadership.
KCR has acted as a BJP spokesperson in floating ideas to change the constitution so that it triggers a debate and creates a profitable atmosphere.
“Did PM Modi and CM KCR want to imitate the leadership of Vladimir Putin from Russia, Kim Jong-un from North Korea and XI Jinping China by imposing dictatorial rules throughout the country by bringing a new constitution?” Revanth’s alleged.
Revanth said the congressional lawmaker would provide a notification of the postponement movement about this problem at Lok Sabha on Tuesday.