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'If mind is of Italy, will not understand...': Amit Shah to Congress over objections to criminal law bills

Union home minister Amit Shah on Wednesday took a dig at the Congress over objections of its leaders to some provisions of new criminal law bills, saying "if mind is of Italy, then it is difficult to understand (these provisions)". Replying to the debate on the three criminal law bills in the Lok Sabha, he said these are in accordance with the spirit of the Constitution. He made a veiled attack on Congress over foreign origins of party leader Sonia Gandhi

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