On Tuesday, PM Modi honored the former Prime Minister Jawaharlal nezru at his 61. In the paper on X, PM Modi, he said, “Honor to our former Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal nezru on his anniversary.”
Nezru’s “visionary leadership”
The opposition leader in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, also paid tribute to the first Indian Prime Minister. Gandhi remembered Nezru’s “visionary guidance” in laying a strong base for independent India.
“Respecting homage to the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal nezru to his anniversary. With the dream of a strong and inclusive India, he laid the strong foundation for independent India with his visionary leadership. Gandhi said on the X.
Previously, the chairman of the parliamentary party of Sonia Gandhi, the chairwoman of the parliamentary party of Sonia Gandhi, to pay homage to his Memorial Shanti Van in Delhi.
Congress on his official X Handle said: “On our anniversary, we honor the first prime minister of the nation, Pt. Jawaharlal Nezru, whose vision shaped modern India. His ideals of democracy, secularism and scientific temperament continue to lead our way forward.
“Great honor to the anniversary of the death of Pandit Jawaharlal nezru, creator of modern India, the fearless guardian of democracy, one who took India from zero to the top, one who has forced India in scientific, economic, industrial and various fields. Jawaharlal nezru, ”said the president of the MALLIKARJUN KHARGE Congress.
Jawaharlal Nezru was a prominent freedom fighter who played a key role in the Indian struggle for independence. After the country acquired freedom in 1947, he became the first Indian Prime Minister, a position held for more than 16 years until his death on a heart attack on May 27, 1964.
Nezru was helpful in shaping the foreign policy of India and is considered to be a founding figure of an unmanageable movement (NAM), which aims to prevent newly independent nations outside the Cold War blocks. Nezru was kindly called “chacha nezru” because of their affection for children. His birthday, celebrated on November 14, is observed in India every year as children’s day.
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