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Narendra Modi says constitution 'only holy book' for his government

<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday described the constitution as his government's "only holy book" and India first its "only religion" as he sought to reach out to the opposition at the beginning of the crucial winter session of parliament</p>

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday described the constitution as his government's "only holy book" and India first its "only religion" as he sought to reach out to the opposition at the beginning of the crucial winter session of parliament.

"The Indian constitution is a binding force in a diverse country," Modi said while wrapping up a two-day debate to mark the 125th anniversary of Bhimrao Ambedkar, considered as the chief architect of the constitution. Modi said respect for politicians has come down over the years and it was a challenge.

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