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Participating in a debate on 75 years of the adoption of the Constitution, Rahul Gandhi cited Hindutva idealogue V D Savarkar's criticism of the Constitution that there was 'nothing Indian about it'.

The Lok Sabha began a two-day debate on the Constitution to mark the 75th anniversary of its adoption, on December 13.The Saturday's debate saw speeches from Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, Union minister Kiren Rijiju,

In his address, Gandhi referred to Hindutva ideologue Vinayak Damodar Savarkar's remark that there "is nothing Indian about our Constitution" to attack the BJP in Parliament. Gandhi said Savarkar believed that the Constitution should be superseded by the Manusmriti.

Rahul Gandhi, Congress MP and leader of Opposition, addressed the Lok Sabha on the final day of the debate on the Constitution, which completed 75 years on November 26. Holding a small Constitution copy,

The two leaders questioned each other’s commitment to the Constitution while presenting contrasting ideological visions for India.

Speaking during the Constitution debate in Parliament, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that Constitution a document of modern India but it could never have been written without ancient India, her ideas.