‘Freedom fighters' dreams continue to inspire us’: Leaders extend wishes on 80th I-Day
Prime Minister Modi and other leaders extended Independence Day greetings to citizens. They remembered freedom fighters and highlighted their visions for India's future. Modi emphasized progress and a developed nation powered by 140 crore Indians. Kharge expressed concerns over constitutional values and democratic institutions facing challenges. Other leaders also conveyed wishes and called for…
India celebrated its 80th Independence Day on Saturday, with leaders paying tribute to the freedom fighters and outlining their visions for the nation's future. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi emphasized that freedom was a responsibility to uphold values like truth, non-violence, the Constitution, and democracy. Union home minister Amit Shah and defence minister Rajnath Singh honored the sacrifices of those who fought for independence, calling for a unified effort to develop a prosperous and self-reliant India.
Former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal highlighted the concerns of children demanding basic facilities, stating that true freedom is fighting for one's rights. Prime Minister Modi remembered the freedom fighters who battled colonial rule, expressing hope that the country's growth would accelerate further. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, however, raised concerns over the erosion of constitutional values and social harmony over the past decade, urging for the hope and progress for the country.
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