Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has accused Congress and its allies of weakening the constitutional system by spreading anarchy in the country. The CM said that the current attitude of the opposition is not just a protest, but part of a well-planned strategy, the ultimate goal of which is to break people's trust in democratic institutions.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said, “The purpose of the kind of anarchy that the Congress Party and its allies are introducing is very clear. They want to defame the constitutional institutions of India, so that people lose faith in the constitutional institutions, lying like this every day, then creating the belief among the people that the constitutional institutions of India have broken down, these institutions cannot give you justice, and then denying the Constitution of India itself, this kind of conspiracy is going on.” This movement is a part of that.”
He said that they do unconstitutional work with the Constitution in their hands. Certainly they want radical leftist rule to come in India. That's why this art is going on in India. They want to negate the Constitution of India and fill the minds of people with negativity towards the Constitution, this is their movement going on.
CJP spokesperson Saurabh Das alleged that the flight from Mumbai to Delhi was done with BJP's funding and before checking my funding, BJP's electoral bonds and accounts should be checked. When asked a question about this, CM Fadnavis said that anyone will say something stupid and I am not that empty-handed to comment on it.
Apart from this, regarding the SIR controversy, DMK spokesperson TKS Elangovan said that the names of many voters were removed. This is the problem and issue that we are raising here. Names of all voters should be in the list, but during SIR many voters were removed from the list.
He said that when they (opposition) want to protest and take out a procession till Parliament, they should be allowed to do so but the BJP government stopped them from going till Parliament. Protesting is the basic right of every person.
An officer who asked an elderly woman to vote on the whistle symbol during the Dharapuram by-election has been transferred. Regarding this, DMK spokesperson TKS Elangovan said that how can a polling officer ask someone to vote on a particular symbol?