Rahul Gandhi's 'Red Book' Sparks BJP-Congress Clash in Maharashtra

The controversy centers around accusations of distributing blank copies of the Constitution and alleged appeals to 'urban Naxals' ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly election.

Rahul Gandhi's use of a red-bound book at a Nagpur event has led to accusations by BJP leaders, including Devendra Fadnavis, claiming it was used to seek support from 'urban Naxals'.
Congress leaders, including Jairam Ramesh, clarified that the book in question is the Constitution of India, dismissing the BJP's claims as desperate and unfounded.
The BJP released a video purportedly showing blank notebooks distributed at the event, accusing the Congress of attempting to erase the Constitution's contents.
Congress has countered by accusing the BJP of spreading misinformation and reiterated its commitment to protecting the Constitution against BJP's alleged attempts to amend it.
The controversy unfolds as both parties gear up for the Maharashtra Assembly elections, with tensions high following recent BJP victories in other states.