Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to opposition claims that the BJP would amend the constitution if re-elected, asserting that his decisions aim for national development rather than intimidation. This comes after Rahul Gandhi and others alleged the BJP’s intent to change the constitution. Modi dismissed such accusations, emphasizing his commitment to democratic processes. Discussing his vision for 2047, Modi recounted his experience as Gujarat’s Chief Minister, highlighting his strategic approach to governance during election periods. He urged a comparison between the Congress and BJP governments’ achievements over decades, underscoring his administration’s efforts despite its shorter tenure. Modi’s statements come amidst escalating political rhetoric as India gears up for the 2024 elections. Dig deeper Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks during an interview with Asian News International (ANI).(ANI) Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticised the BJP and RSS, stating that India didn’t gain independence from the British to be “colonised by the ideology of the Sangh Parivar.” Speaking in Kerala’s Wayanad, Gandhi emphasized the need for inclusive governance, opposing the BJP’s vision of a singular nation, language, and …