Amit Shah says: Congress plotting to derail Constitution amendment bill

New Delhi, Aug 1 BJP chief Amit Shah today blamed the Congress for "plotting" to wreck the Constitution revision charge on in reverse classes.

His comments came a day after the Rajya Sabha passed opposition-backed amendments to the enactment in a humiliation to the government.

Shah lashed out at the main opposition party at the BJP parliamentary gathering meeting, saying it has been scheming to stop the bill's entry in the Rajya Sabha in spite of all gatherings consenting to its arrangements in the select board of trustees it was sent to, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar told reporters.

"The bill ought to have been passed by Parliament in the budget session as the Lok Sabha had passed it consistently. In any case, the Rajya Sabha sent to a select board of trustees. All parties made unanimous recommendations in the committee yet the Congress again plotted to stop it," Shah told MPs.

The legislation has been projected by the BJP as a major political effort to the politically vital in reverse classes and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has over and over featured it as a noteworthy exertion of his legislature to address the groups' worries.

In spite of the fact that the legislature appreciates a solid lion's share in the Lower House, it is still shy of a lion's share in the Upper House.

Shah likewise asked party's lawmakers and other members to participate in three activities, including the week long occasion beginning from August 9 to stamp the 75th commemoration of Quit India development.

The party has likewise requested that its members take an interest in August 15-30 'sankalp yatra' and then reach out to first-time voters in the year 2018. Modi has called them new thousand years voters.