Republic Day Ad Controversy

After ally Shiv Sena demanded "permanent deletion" of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, the government has backed the idea of a nationwide debate, adding a new dimension to the controversy that began with its Republic Day ad.

After a controversy over a government advertisement on Republic Day, Shiv Sena lawmaker Sanjay Raut has demanded the "permanent deletion" of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution.

The Narendra Modi government is facing a massive controversy over a Republic Day ad that uses an image of the Constitution's Preamble with the words "socialist" and "secular" missing.

After ally Shiv Sena demanded "permanent deletion" of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, the government has backed the idea of a nationwide debate, adding a new dimension to the controversy that began with its Republic Day ad.

After a controversy over a government advertisement on Republic Day, Shiv Sena lawmaker Sanjay Raut has demanded the "permanent deletion" of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution.

The Narendra Modi government is facing a massive controversy over a Republic Day ad that uses an image of the Constitution's Preamble with the words "socialist" and "secular" missing.