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Centre can forget valour & sacrifices of Maharana Pratap but the nation will not - Modi
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today said that the
politicians banking on vote banks at the Centre can forget the
valour and sacrifices of freedom fighters but the people of India
can not.
Addressing a function to celebrate Maharana Pratap’s birth
anniversary by over 100 organizations people hailing from Rajasthan
and Haryana at Surat, he said that Central Government has no time
to remember Maharana Pratap or Chhatrapati Shivaji. The vote bank
politics has erased the pages of valour of men or women, young or
old, from the history of India. For the last 60 years, Indians are
just taught only one lesson that only a single family has
sacrificed for the nation. Incidentally, the same family has
usurped the country’s entire cream.
Modi dared such politicians against dividing the nation.
Politicians may differ on the ideologies but cannot change the
history and heritage of India. He warned the government at the
Centre not to underestimate the people of India.
Recalling association of Gujarat with Rajasthan, he said that
Chiitorgarh’s founder Mewad Bappa Rawal’s mother belonged to
Gujarat. Maharana Pratap’s horse ‘Chetak’ belonged to the Gujarat’s
Kathiawad breed. Maharana Pratap had fought against Mughal
sultanate on the issue of cow protection, but unfortunately even
the present generation has to fight for cow protection against the
current government at the Centre. The time demands that India
protects its glorious history.
He said that Gujarat has provided to the nation leadership in both
non-violent and armed struggle for freedom. The fight for
‘satyagrah’ was led by Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Patel. Shhyamji
led the armed struggle.
Modi said it was his privilege to bring the ashes of Shyamaji
Krishna Verma from Geneva in 2003, almost 73 years after his death
abroad while fighting for freedom struggle. He is happy that
Shaymaji’s befitting memorial could be built at Mandvi in
Kutch.
Prominent among those present there included Gujarat Ministers
Natrootam Patel, Nitin Patel, Mangubhai Patel, Ranjit Gilitwala and
Mayor Rajendrabhai Desai, among others.
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