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CPI endorses President's stand
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, JAN.28. The CPI today endorsed the President, Mr. K.R.
Narayanan's strong reservations about the Vajpayee Government's
decision to review the Constitution. The party said it ``fully
supports'' the President's stand that the Constitution had stood
the test of time and that the recent political instability was
not a sufficient ground for reviewing it.
The party's central secretariat pointed out in a statement here
that the BJP had been campaigning for a review to bring in
changes that would ``cripple our parliamentary system and
cultural democracy and reduce accountability of the Government.''
``The President has put forward timely and cogent arguments
against such attempts,'' it said.
The party pointed out that while it was not against making
amendments to the Constitution it was firmly opposed to a
``roving'' review as it would amount to putting a question mark
on the Constitution itself.
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