Congress MP Manickam Tagore Moves Adjournment Motion, Seeks Amit Shah's Resignation
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Manickam Tagore demanded that Amit Shah apologise unconditionally for his remarks and resign from his position as Union Home Minister.
Congress MP Manickam Tagore on Friday submitted an adjournment motion notice in Lok Sabha to discuss Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on Dr BR Ambedkar in Rajya Sabha and demanded his apology and resignation.
"The Minister's comments, made during the Constitution debate in the Rajya Sabha, were not only unacceptable but also reflected a deep-seated disdain for the principles of social justice and equality that Dr Ambedkar fought for throughout his life," Manickam Tagore said in the notice.
Manickam Tagore demanded that Amit Shah apologize unconditionally for his remarks and resign from his position as Union Home Minister.
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Manickam Tagore demanded that Amit Shah apologise unconditionally for his remarks and resign from his position as Union Home Minister.
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