Union Home Minister Amit Shah has dismissed the Opposition's claims that the BJP wants to win more than 400 Lok Sabha seats to amend the Constitution. He said that the BJP had the mandate to make changes in the Constitution for the past
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Amot Shah s remarks came after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi s statement in which he referred to BJP and said that a political party has allegedly promised in its poll campaign that if they win the elections, they will be uprooting the Constitution.
Responding to queries regarding the significance of securing over 400 seats, Shah downplayed the notion, stating that the BJP seeks expansion and is well-equipped to pursue its agenda with any majority. He distinguished the BJP’s approach from past instances of majority misuse, particularly during the Indira Gandhi-led Congress government. - Newsx
Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted the increased voter turnout in Jammu and Kashmir, rising from 14 per cent to nearly 40 per cent in the Srinagar