There are no alternatives to changing the Constitution: CITU
If the Central Government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah try to change the Constitution written by Dr. BR Ambedkar, there will be no consequences, warned CITU State Committee member Perumallapalli Mohan Rao. On Tuesday, Dr. BR Ambedkar’s 135th birth anniversary was celebrated in Khammam Rural Mandal under the auspices of CITU. Speaking at a meeting held under the auspices of All Automobile Showrooms Employees and Workers Union CITU near Warangal Cross Road Car Showroom, the speakers reminded that Ambedkar wrote the Constitution in a way that would benefit the entire society and all sections of people in India, and that the Constitution provided many rights to live in this country.
He criticized today’s rulers for counting Pisces and Aries instead of implementing the Constitution faithfully. The meeting was attended by the district leader of the Farmers’ Association, Vooradi Sudarshan Reddy, district vice president of the Agricultural Workers’ Association, Vadlamudi Nageswara Rao, mandal president Karumanchi Guravaiah, state vice president of the Telangana United Teachers’ Federation, Perumalla Palli Srinivasa Rao, state president of the Telangana Gurukulam Upadyayula, Dhoolam, Yelayya, district president of the Automobile Showrooms Employees and Workers Union, CITU, Naga Srinivasa Rao, vice president B. Venteswara Rao, treasurer Praveen, assistant secretary, district vice president of the BC Youth Association, Jakkula, Prakash, Guggila Veerababu, Srikanth, Naresh, Govardhan, Vasantha Babu, Gopinath, Shekhar, Manda Veerababu, Nagaraju, P. Veerababu, Y. Rambabu, Nakka Sriramulu, Madhu, Lingaraju, building workers Nageswara Rao, Srinu, Venkateshwarlu, Veeraiah, Hamali leaders Sudhakar, Somaiah, Chari, and Nagaiah participated.
