Just Mentioning Constitution, Ambedkar’s Name Is Enough For RSS To Get Scared: Rajesh Lilothia 

Bengaluru
The slogans ‘Jai Bheem’ and ‘Jai Constitution’ have sparked a new wave of enthusiasm across the country. Rahul Gandhi’s oath-taking with a copy of the constitution in Parliament has conveyed a significant message to the nation.
Mentioning the Constitution and Ambedkar’s name alone is enough to unsettle the RSS. BJP had threatened to amend the constitution and enforce Manusmriti if they won 400 seats, but the people of the country have rejected their tactics. Narendra Modi, who once threatened the rights of Dalits, tribals, and minorities, now finds himself in a less influential position.
The focus now shifts to the upcoming local body elections. In Karnataka, a massive organizational effort is planned for Dalits, Adivasis, and minorities, alongside a program to protect the constitution in 3000 villages.
K. Raju, Coordinator of AICC SC/ST, Minority Division, announced a leadership development mission across 184 constituencies in 8 states over the next 20 months to empower SC, ST, and minority communities.
As the Constitution approaches its 75th adoption anniversary on 26 November, a 100-day campaign will be launched nationwide. Each village will nominate two Constitution Defenders, and Gram Sabhas will gather to read the Preamble. Numerous initiatives are underway to safeguard and promote the importance of the Constitution.