Priyanka Gandhi, Rajnath Singh, other leaders speak at debate on 75 years of Constitution: Key highlights

The Lok Sabha begins a two-day debate celebrating 75 years of the Indian Constitution. Key issues include the Constitution’s evolution, Opposition demands for discussions on governance, and ongoing political rows over contentious allegations. (Photo: agencies)

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra delivers her maiden speech in the Lok Sabha during the discussion on the 75th anniversary of India’s Constitution.
"Our Constitution is a 'suraksha kavach'. It protects people; sadly, the ruling party has made all attempts to break that shield," said Priyanka Gandhi. (Photo: Agencies)

Defence minister Rajnath Singh reaffirmed the BJP's commitment to the Constitution, stating that the party "bows before the Constitution and has never played with the independence, autonomy of institutions." (Photo: Agencies)

SP leader and former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav raises concerns in Lok Sabha over alleged Chinese transgressions: "Our borders are shrinking."
He also demands clarity on the economic situation: "Govt should give figures on per capita income of those below poverty line."

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External affairs minister S Jaishankar raised concerns in Parliament on Friday about the treatment of Hindus in Bangladesh amidst the ongoing crisis there.

Addressing the issue, Jaishankar highlighted the violence against minorities in Bangladesh, calling it a "source of concern." (Photo: Agencies)

AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi in the Parliament asked, "We have committed 10$ billion to the development of Bangladesh. What steps is this government taking to ensure that Hindus in Bangladesh are protected and temples are protected?" (Photo: Agencies)