Secular, Socialist Words Omitted in Copies of Constitution Given to MPs in New Parliament Building, Alleges Congress Leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury; Calls It 'Deliberate Attempt to Change Constitution' (Watch Video)

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, the Congress Leader in Lok Sabha, alleges the omission of 'socialist secular' in new Constitution copies given to MPs in the new Parliament building, calling it a "deliberate attempt to change the Constitution." He personally added these words while reading and showed them to Rahul Gandhi. Chowdhury further questions the necessity for this omission since it was amended in 1976 and highlights the suspicion of a deliberate agenda to change the Constitution. Rahul Gandhi Lok Sabha Membership Case: PIL In Supreme Court Challenges Restoration of Congress Leader's Parliament Membership.

Secular and Socialist Words Omitted in Constitution Copies

#WATCH | On his claim that the new copies of the Constitution that were given to them, its Preamble didn't have the words 'socialist secular', Leader of Congress in Lok Sabha, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury says, "..When I was reading it, I couldn't find these two words. I added them… pic.twitter.com/lCwdKtRsYV

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