Today is the first day of freedom from all forms of slavery… and a day that opens the way to freedom and freedom of expression to live with confidence and self-confidence, as well as self-respect.
Dear brothers and sisters, during the period of independence, our elders suffered inhuman conditions and hardships while going through double slavery, experienced the deception of low morals, and endured the agony of death while still alive.
But, such a transformative era-maker, the revolutionary Sun, was born on this land of India. Those great era-makers built themselves by putting aside the very crisis of caste discrimination and persecution and after that, breaking the framework of caste discrimination and religious discrimination, they fought tirelessly for the protection and progress of the citizens of the country.
In this, their great intellectual capacity was recognized in the country and the world.
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar had taken the opportunity to write the Constitution of India even in adverse circumstances in view of the public interest and protection of the people. The historical struggle in this regard is very terrible.
What exactly is the Indian Constitution? It is a guarantee of protection of all citizens of this country by the government and the responsibility of all citizens for their overall development.!
If the Constitution gives the citizens of this country the right to drink clean water, the right to free primary education, the right to acquire movable and immovable property, the right to live anywhere in the country, the right to trade, the right to free and low-cost treatment, the right to live with equality and fairness, the right to live in brotherhood, the right to seek justice, the right to speak and write, the right to express opinions, the right to become an MLA, MP, minister, Chief Minister, Prime Minister, Governor, President and all other types of public representatives, the right to stockpile food grains for livelihood, the right to wear appropriate clothes, the right to behave according to one’s religion, the right to change religion, the right to do social service, the right to become an officer and employee, the right to take leave for government-semi-government-private officers and employees, the right to struggle against injustice and oppression, the right to build houses to arrange their own shelter, all citizens of this country have the right to vote (the right to vote), not only that, but also the ruling party of the country. If they consider themselves weak to protect the citizens of the country or if they consciously do not protect the citizens of the country, then we should know that the special right given to the citizens to struggle to protect the citizens of India is the supreme right to preserve freedom and democracy.
Similarly, the greatness of the Indian Constitution is that the Constitution protects even those who hate the Constitution, protects even those who want to change the Indian Constitution, gives a chance to those who speak against the Constitution…
There is no such great Constitution on the face of the earth that protects all the citizens of the country equally, so in the present time we should understand the Constitution and explain the Constitution to those who oppose the Constitution, I think this task is very important and unique..
“On the occasion of Constitution Day…
I express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone, and I wish everyone a bright future…..
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