"Country Will Not Tolerate Ambedkar's Insult": Rahul Gandhi
NDTV
Rahul Gandhi alleged that the BJP is against Ambedkar and his ideology.
Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said the country will not tolerate Babasaheb Ambedkar's insult and demanded that Home Minister Amit Shah should apologise for his remarks in the Rajya Sabha.
Mr Gandhi alleged that the BJP is against Ambedkar and his ideology.
Several MPs of the INDIA bloc, including Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Mr Gandhi, staged a protest in Parliament premises demanding Shah's apology for his remarks which they claimed were an insult to B R Ambedkar.
The camera allowed the director to watch live footage of individuals entering the washroom through his computer and mobile phone.
While the Congress has accused Mr Shah of insulting the architect of the Constitution, the BJP has alleged that the Opposition party was circulating clipped videos and playing cheap tricks.
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In Lok Sabha, Congress has given a notice to discuss Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remark on BR Ambedkar during yesterday's Constitution debate.
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A pistol, a knife and some objectionable pictures were recovered from the accused, identified Sheikh Ataul, a resident of West Bengal's Malda, they said.
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Arriving in the assembly carrying begging bowls, the opposition accused the Madhya Pradesh government of burdening the public with massive debt.