Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi thinks that the Constitution of India is "blank" because he has never read it

In a fiery speech at a rally in Nandurbar, Maharashtra, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took direct aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of disregarding the Constitution and failing to understand its core values. Gandhi claimed Modi sees the ...

It's a war of words between the Prime Minister and Rahul Gandhi in Maharashtra ahead of the state elections. The PM accused the opposition particularly those who have aligned with Congress, of betraying Maharashtra's pride by partnering with parties that have historically insulted figures like Veer Savarkar and disrespected Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

At the Maharashtra Swabhiman Sabha rally Gandhi promised the electorate that if the Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is elected to power, tribals, members of the scheduled caste (SC) and OBCs will find

Nandurbar: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi feels the "red book" of the Constitution is blank as he has never read it.Addressing a rally

Rahul Gandhi countered the claims of “blank Constitution” by asserting that PM Modi feels the book he is carrying is “blank” because he has never read it.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi felt the "red book" of the Constitution which Gandhi carries was blank as he has never read it. Addressing a rally in Maharashtra's Nandurbar, Gandhi said the ...

The BJP has objections to the red color of the book, Gandhi remarked, referring to the red-covered constitution he has been displaying at rallies. But we don’t care whether it’s red or

Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his attack on Rahul Gandhi for flaunting a 'blank constitution', the Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition said the Constitution seems blank to the Prime Minister because he has never read it in his life.

Ongoing war of words between political parties ahead of the assembly elections has now turned vicious and increasingly personal. After Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scathing attack on Rahul Gandhi referring to him without taking his name as the king of fools.

During a Maharashtra rally, Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging Modi's policies disregard the Indian Constitution's emphasis on equality. Gandhi highlighted Modi's alleged favoritism towards the wealthy,