Congress and Pakistan Hold Protests on Indian Republic Day
As India is celebrating its Republic Day today, a major Indian political party Congress – which is facing existential crisis – held major demonstrations in Maharashtra state to oppose the BJP government headed by Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi.
According to the Maharashtra unit of Congress, the party has organized #SaveConstitution rally to protect the values of Indian Constitution, as the “autocratic BJP government wants to tamper with the very fundamentals of the Constitution.”
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While the Congress party lacks leadership and original thoughts that could help the suffering Indian masses, the party’s single-point agenda is to attack BJP and PM Modi’s policies. The party did not elaborate how BJP is spoiling the Indian Constitution.
Autocratic BJP Govt wants to tamper the very fundamentals of our Constitution. @INCMaharashtra today organised #SaveConstitution rally across the state to protect the values of our Constitution. pic.twitter.com/yxH5qVRtmB
— Maharashtra Congress (@INCMaharashtra) January 26, 2018
Like Congress, Pakistan has also reported that Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control and across the world are observing Indian Republic Day as a Black Day.
#Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control and across the world are observing Indian Republic Day, today, as Black Day in protest against #India‘s continued denial of their right to self-determination. #FreeKashmir pic.twitter.com/C1Qn2VmPES
— Govt of Pakistan (@pid_gov) January 26, 2018
According to an official Pakistan communique, the people belonging to Kashmir – which is a disputed territory between India and Pakistan – are holding protests against India’s continued denial of their right to self-determination.
Photo courtesy: Congress
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