Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a strong speech in Parliament on Saturday, accusing the Congress party and the Nehru-Gandhi family of repeatedly weakening India's Constitution for political gain.

PM Modi's remarks came during the special discussion on 75th anniversary of adoption of Constitution in Lok Sabha. He thanked crores of Indians and said the constitution makers didn’t believe that democracy was born in India after Independence.

PM Modi, during his reply to the Constitution debate in Lok Sabha, said that Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir was a wall standing between India's unity.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a debate on the Constitution in Lok Sabha, tore into the Congress, saying the party "will not be able to wash away the sin of Emergency". In a reference to the national Emergency that was imposed by PM Indira Gandhi in 1975,

Speaking in the Lok Sabha, PM Modi highlighted India’s unique position as not only the world’s largest democracy but also the "mother of democracy"

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra expressed boredom with PM Modi's Lok Sabha speech on the Constitution's 75th anniversary, criticizing it for lacking new or constructive points. She dismissed his 11 resolutions,

Congress MP A. Bimol Akoijam boycotted Prime Minister Modi's speech on the Constitution, expressing offense at his silence on the Manipur issue. Akoijam criticized the breakdown of constitutional machinery while acknowledging other MPs' support for Manipur.