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Example of their frustration: Shivraj Singh Chouhan slams Congress for calling Modi illegal PM
What happened
Shivraj Singh Chouhan responded to a statement made by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, which referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah as "illegal". Kharge had also called for the dissolution of the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies, citing irregularities in the electoral roll. Chouhan described the statement as an insult to constitutional institutions and the mandate of the people.
Why it matters
The exchange reflects a disagreement between two major Indian political parties about the legitimacy of the government and electoral process. The dispute may have implications for the country's governance and democratic institutions. The statement by Kharge has been described by Chouhan as an example of Congress's frustration and attack on constitutional institutions.
Key facts
- Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah "illegal".
- Kharge demanded the dissolution of the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies.
- Chouhan described Kharge's statement as an insult to constitutional institutions and the mandate of the people.
- The dispute reflects a disagreement between two major Indian political parties.
- Chouhan accused Congress of having a "defeatist mindset".
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