Anurag Thakur said, “Congress will have to face punishment, the 4% reservation in government contracts is illegal.”

Union Minister Anurag Thakur targeted the Congress party, stating that providing 4% reservation in government contracts is completely illegal. He clearly stated that if the Congress government implements this decision, it will be considered a violation of the law and will have serious consequences.

Anurag Thakur mentioned that the Constitution’s provision for reservation applies only to employment and education sectors, and that providing reservation in government contracts is unjust and legally wrong. He also stated that the Congress will be held accountable for this move, and if this decision is implemented, the Congress party will face severe political and legal repercussions.

The Union Minister accused the Congress party of making such decisions to gain political benefits, which violate the country’s Constitution and laws. Thakur emphasized that under the leadership of the Government of India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Constitution will be upheld, and any illegal actions will not be tolerated.

Following this statement, political circles have become heated. Congress party leaders have denied the allegations, stating that their intention is only to provide equal opportunities to the weaker sections of society. However, the controversy may escalate further over whether the government has the right to provide reservation in such contracts.

Political analysts suggest that this issue could be significant in the upcoming elections and may lead to a more intense debate between the two major parties.

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