Government Disowns Minister's 'Change Constitution' Comment | Read

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The government has distanced itself from the latest controversy scripted by union minister Anantkumar Hegde, who has said that his party, the ruling BJP, will "soon change the Constitution," which mentions the word "secular." The opposition protested loudly in Parliament today, disrupting both Houses as they demanded that Mr Hegde be sacked.

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