Watch why opposition boycotted Constitution Day event and how govt responded

Published on Nov 26, 2021 08:20 pm IST

A war of words erupted between the Narendra Modi government and Congress after 14 opposition parties boycotted the Constitutional Day event at Central Hall in the Parliament. Defending the decision to skip the event, Congress party accused the Modi government of violating constitution and bypassing Parliament scrutiny while passing laws. The government on the other side hit back at the Congress, accusing it of disrespecting the Dr B.R. Ambedkar by skipping the Constitution day celebrations. Watch this report for more.

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