Constitutional values ‘at stake’ beneath BJP rule: CPI(M) chief Manik Sarkar 

By PTI

AGARTALA: Secularism, federal construction, and rights of individuals had been ‘at stake’ beneath the BJP-led authorities on the Centre, former Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar mentioned on Friday.

The establishments, which had been created to safeguard the Constitution, had been ‘beneath assault’ with the electoral course of turning into ‘a farce’ by the hands of the saffron celebration, the Tripura Opposition chief mentioned at a rally.

The rally was organised by the Students’ Federation of India (SFI), the coed wing of CPI(M), and the Tribal Students’ Federation.

“The Election Commission of India is a self-governed body established by the Constitution of India. It is supposed to create a level playing ground for all the political parties. There should not be discrimination against any political party be it the ruling party or opposition. Nowadays, the election has become a farce at the hands of the BJP as people in power are using money and muscle power”, the CPI(M) chief claimed.

In a reference to BJP nationwide president J P Nadda’s latest speech in Patna, Sarkar mentioned based on the BJP chief, there is no such thing as a have to have regional or smaller political events within the nation.

“It is nothing but a reflection of the BJP leader’s fascist attitude”, the Leader of Opposition in Tripura Assembly mentioned.

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Claiming that the Lok Sabha has changed into a ‘stage for puppet present’, Sarkar mentioned 15-16 Bills are handed within the decrease home in a day throughout BJP rule.

“What is happening? There is no scope for discussion on these Bills. It is an attempt to attack the foundation of Parliamentary democracy”, the CPI(M) politburo member mentioned.

Heaping reward on the SFI and the TSF for organising the ‘Save Constitution’ rally, the previous chief minister known as upon the scholars and youth to lift their voices to uphold the constitutional values within the nation.

“It was not only the mission of the freedom fighters to get India liberated from the British but also to form a country where there will be no economic and political disparity. Unfortunately, this is not fulfilled yet”, the Left chief mentioned.

AGARTALA: Secularism, federal construction, and rights of individuals had been ‘at stake’ beneath the BJP-led authorities on the Centre, former Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar mentioned on Friday.

The establishments, which had been created to safeguard the Constitution, had been ‘beneath assault’ with the electoral course of turning into ‘a farce’ by the hands of the saffron celebration, the Tripura Opposition chief mentioned at a rally.

The rally was organised by the Students’ Federation of India (SFI), the coed wing of CPI(M), and the Tribal Students’ Federation.

“The Election Commission of India is a self-governed body established by the Constitution of India. It is supposed to create a level playing ground for all the political parties. There should not be discrimination against any political party be it the ruling party or opposition. Nowadays, the election has become a farce at the hands of the BJP as people in power are using money and muscle power”, the CPI(M) chief claimed.

In a reference to BJP nationwide president J P Nadda’s latest speech in Patna, Sarkar mentioned based on the BJP chief, there is no such thing as a have to have regional or smaller political events within the nation.

“It is nothing but a reflection of the BJP leader’s fascist attitude”, the Leader of Opposition in Tripura Assembly mentioned.

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Claiming that the Lok Sabha has changed into a ‘stage for puppet present’, Sarkar mentioned 15-16 Bills are handed within the decrease home in a day throughout BJP rule.

“What is happening? There is no scope for discussion on these Bills. It is an attempt to attack the foundation of Parliamentary democracy”, the CPI(M) politburo member mentioned.

Heaping reward on the SFI and the TSF for organising the ‘Save Constitution’ rally, the previous chief minister known as upon the scholars and youth to lift their voices to uphold the constitutional values within the nation.

“It was not only the mission of the freedom fighters to get India liberated from the British but also to form a country where there will be no economic and political disparity. Unfortunately, this is not fulfilled yet”, the Left chief mentioned.