Union home minister Amit Shah on Tuesday lashed out at the Congress after banned radical outfit Popular Front of India’s political arm Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) extended support to the grand old party-led United Democratic Front. “On one hand there are blasts in Bengaluru, on the other hand, I just got the news that SDPI has supported Congress. If this is true then can the people of Karnataka remain safe under the Congress government?” Shah said during his address at a roadshow in Karnataka’s Ramanagara. Shah’s attack comes days after the SDPI extended support to the Congress-led UDF in Kerala. “Our Constitution is being challenged. The BJP is bringing in laws to provide citizenship on the basis of religion. Uniform Civil Code is planned, which will affect the diversity of the country. We will support the Congress-led UDF which is fighting the BJP at the national level,” SDPI state President Muvattupuzha Ashraf Moulavi was quoted by PTI as saying. ALSO READ: Kerala court awards death sentence to 15 PFI members in BJP leader’s …