Amit Shah, in Parliament, said that Congress leaders, instead of chanting Ambedkar's name, could have chanted the name of God so that they could get to heaven. Further, they urged Amit Shah to beg pardon before the nation for his statements.
The students said that Amit Shah has entered Lok Sabha because of the Constitution of the country and he shouldn't forget it before speaking in Parliament.
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