By Suchitra Mukherjee Haveri (Karnataka) [India] Hitting back at Rahul Gandhi's remarks that the BJP will "tear up" the Constitution and end reservations for weaker sections if returned to power, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the Congress leader Lying and trying. To mislead people because they are scared of BJP's "cross 400" slogan for Lok Sabha elections. Pointing to the large presence of people, Amit Shah, who held a road show in Haveri, said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a lot of strength. There will be public support in Haveri and Karnataka and Bijani will win. In an exclusive interview with ANI, Amit Shah said that the BJP-led government had absolute majority in two terms for the last 10 years and they had used it to remove Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. Make a law against triple talaq. “Rahul Gandhi is lying. We have majority for 10 years.What did we do with the Constitution? We used our majority to abolish Article 370 and Triple Talaq and strengthen the country. BJP has the majority for the last one year." He is scared of the slogan of 'crossing 400' and hence is misleading the people. "BJP leaders, Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) and RSS people are trying to amend the Constitution. are doing. Want to write. On one hand, they are trying to rewrite the Constitution, while on the other, the Congress Party is trying to save the Constitution."The Constitution," Rahul Gandhi said while answering questions at a rally in Chhattisgarh on Monday, holding a copy of the Constitution. The Home Minister insisted that the BJP will not tinker with reservation for weaker sections and in his speech Criticizing Congress over the “deep fake” video, he said it was done out of “desperation”. “People know and understand everything…For 16 years (1998-2004 and 2014-2024) we did not touch reservation. We don't want to touch it. They (Congress) are desperate, so they edited my video and tried to misrepresent it before the people.''Amit Shah said that there are 28 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka and elections are going on. Two phases in the state. Are. Voting for 14 seats concluded on April 26 and voting for the remaining 14 seats will be held on May 7. Counting of votes is to take place on June 4. In 2019, the BJP almost swept the state by winning 25 out of 28 seats.While Congress and JD-S – which were running a coalition government in the state – could win only one seat each. This time BJP and JD-S are in alliance, JD-S is contesting on 25 seats, while JD-S.Fighting on three seats.