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PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti on Thursday attacked the Centre on the occasion of Constitution Day, saying she found it "amusing" to see them celebrate the day as they have “already replaced” the Constitution with the “BJP's divisive agenda”.
The former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister also said legislations like the Citizenship Amendment Act or the so-called ''love jihad law'' were “affront” to the fundamental rights granted by the Constitution.
The country is celebrating the Constitution Day on Thursday to mark the adoption of the Constitution on this day in 1949.
“Amusing to see GOI (Government of India) celebrate 'Constitution Day' since they have already replaced it with BJP’s divisive agenda. CAA, NRC or creating laws like love jehad that are an affront to the fundamental rights granted by Indian Constitution & would put Hitler's regime to shame. Bravo! (sic),” Mehbooba said.
Amusing to see GOI celebrate ‘Constitution Day’ since they have already replaced it with BJPs divisive agenda. CAA,NRC or creating laws like love jehad that are an affront to the fundamental rights granted by Indian Constitution & would put Hitler’s regime to shame. Bravo!
— Mehbooba Mufti (@MehboobaMufti) November 26, 2020
In another tweet, the PDP president alleged that Kashmiri leaders were being “harassed” by Central agencies such as the CBI, NIA and Enforcement Directorate and “being hounded” for participating in District Development Council (DDC) polls.
“Kashmiri leaders are being harassed by GOI's pet agencies like CBI, NIA & ED. They are being hounded & punished for participating in DDC polls. BJP’s designs of foisting puppets & proxies has been derailed much to their chagrin,” she said.
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