Congress’s Jai Samvidhan Campaign Held in Ramgarh

District Congress Highlights Constitutional Duties in Ramgarh

Jai Samvidhan campaign led by Congress focuses on respecting the Constitution and exposing BJP’s policies in Palamu.

Key Points:

• Jai Samvidhan campaign organized in Ramgarh by Palamu Congress.
• Congress accused BJP of undermining the Constitution and reservation.
• Leaders emphasized respect for Dr. Ambedkar and the Constitution.

MEDININAGAR – The Palamu District Congress Committee organized the Jai Samvidhan campaign in Ramgarh block on Tuesday. Led by district president Jaish Ranjan Pathak, the event aimed to raise awareness about the significance of the Constitution and counter the alleged anti-constitutional policies of the BJP.

Tribute to Dr. Ambedkar

The campaign commenced with party members garlanding a portrait of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Jaish Ranjan Pathak highlighted the BJP’s purported attempts to amend the Constitution to undermine reservations. He credited the people’s mandate in the Lok Sabha elections for thwarting these efforts and criticized the BJP for alleged disrespect towards Dr. Ambedkar.

Call for Accountability

Pathak called for the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah, alleging disrespectful remarks against Dr. Ambedkar and the Constitution. He stated, “Respecting the Constitution and its creator is a fundamental duty of every citizen.” He urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take accountability for shielding such actions.

Participation and Criticism of Policies

Prominent Congress leaders, including Ramashish Pandey, Shyam Narayan Singh, and Kameshwar Tiwari, highlighted BJP’s alleged failures and policies detrimental to public welfare. They emphasized the need for unity to uphold constitutional values.

Broad Participation

The event saw participation from various leaders and supporters, including Vidya Singh Chero, Jitendra Kamalapuri, Sonu Khan, and others, who reiterated the campaign’s goals of spreading awareness about constitutional duties and exposing governmental missteps.