PM Modi's Powerful Message on Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas: A Reminder of the Consequences of Ignoring Our Constitution

New Delhi, 12 July (H.S.): On June 25, the Indian government announced that the day will now be observed as 'Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas' to commemorate the contributions of those who suffered during the Emergency declared in 1975.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called it a 'reminder' of the consequences when the Constitution of India is disregarded. He also acknowledged it as a day to pay homage to every individual who endured the excesses inflicted during this dark period in Indian history.

The Home Minister Amit Shah stated that this observance will keep alive the flame of individual freedom and democracy and serve as a warning to prevent any dictatorial forces from repeating such horrors. The gazette notification issued by the Union Home Ministry acknowledged that the Emergency period saw gross abuse of power, and this day will serve as a tribute to all those who fought against it.

It also emphasizes that the people of India have an unwavering faith in the Constitution and democracy and reiterates their commitment to not support any such abuse of power in the future. Overall, 'Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas' is a significant step towards remembering and honoring those who suffered under the Emergency and upholding the values of democracy in India.