New Delhi: Right now, the eyes of political parties are fixed on the election of the Vice President, for which NDA and India Alliance are trying to make equations. The candidate declared by the opposition, B. Sudarshan Reddy, is also a topic of discussion these days due to his statements.

B. Sudarshan Reddy said that his candidature is not a fight but a theoretical competition. He clarified that he is not associated with any political party and will never be. He stated that the Vice President is elected by the members of Parliament, not by the political parties. Reddy clarified that his ideology is completely based on the Constitution.

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He said that he has been keeping a copy of the Constitution with him for the last 50 years, because it has the answer to every question. He said that I am a liberal constitutional democrat, and I believe only in the Constitution.

The debate on Sangh vs Constitution intensifies.

The opposition is putting in all its efforts for the Vice President election. India Alliance has presented this election as a fight between the Sangh and the Constitution. On this, Reddy said that this is not a fight of any state identity or Telugu pride vs Tamil pride. We are all Indian citizens. Someone was born in Tamil Nadu, and I was born in Telangana; there is no such thing as pride or competition in this.

Along with this, on Chandrababu Naidu’s stance, he said that the Telugu Desam Party was formed on the slogan of Telugu pride, but it would not be right to see the current Vice President election in that context. He clarified that he will seek support from MPs of all parties because he does not belong to any one party.

Also replied to Amit Shah’s allegation

Union Home Minister Amit Shah had made a serious comment on Reddy and called him a person with Naxalite thinking. Reddy was a part of the Supreme Court’s decision in which Salwa Judum was declared unconstitutional. On this, Reddy said – The decision given on Salwa Judum was of the Supreme Court, only I had written it. It was not my personal judgment.

If the Home Minister reads that decision, the situation will become clear. Along with this, Reddy raised the question of why Shah was silent for so many years. He said- I was here in India, then why did he not say that Naxalism did not end because of me.