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Priyanka Gandhi accuses BJP–RSS of harbouring ‘Ideology of cowards’
Highlighting ideological differences, she declared, "Our ideology is not the ideology of cowards like RSS–BJP. Our ideology is the Constitution, and we are ready to die to protect democracy and provide justice and equality to the people."
Priyanka Gandhi traced the Congress' lineage to the freedom struggle, emphasising the party’s legacy of sacrifice and commitment. “Our tradition is the tradition of martyrs, not of people writing letters from jail,” she remarked in a pointed jibe at the RSS.
She accused the BJP of continuing the RSS’ historical disdain for the Constitution and its lead architect, Dr B.R. Ambedkar. “When all our compatriots were fighting for freedom, another ideology was emerging that insulted the Constitution and opposed Babasaheb's vision for women's rights.
“RSS members burned effigies of Ambedkar-ji. This same ideology has given birth to the BJP, which today openly disrespects our Constitution and Babasaheb,” she charged.
Calling Ambedkar the ‘Messiah of the Dalit’, Gandhi Vadra underscored the significance of the Constitution as a protective shield for every citizen.
“Babasaheb Ambedkar gave us the Constitution, securing democracy and empowering citizens with rights such as justice, equality and the right to vote. He is a symbol of social justice and rights,” she affirmed.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge was present, however, and also addressed the rally, emphasising the stark contrast between the Congress’ and the BJP's track records. He recalled India’s unprecedented economic growth under the last Congress prime minister, the late Manmohan Singh, citing an average GDP growth of 7.8 per cent between 2004 and 2014.
Kharge outlined key legislative achievements during the Congress-led governments, including the RTI Act (2005), MGNREGA (2005), Forest Rights Act (2006), RTE Act (2009), National Food Security Act (2013) and the Land Acquisition Act (2013).
“These laws reflect the Congress’ dedication to empowering citizens and ensuring justice for marginalised communities,” he stated.
Kharge again reiterated the opposition’s outrage over union home minister Amit Shah’s disrespect for Ambedkar. He also reiterated the Congress’ demand for Amit Shah's resignation.
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