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G A Mir leader JK Cong in tributing Rajiv Gandhi on his 30th death anniversary

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 22, 2021
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Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) on Friday paid glowing tributes to Former Prime of India Late Rajiv Gandhi on his 30th death anniversary and recalled his selfless services and sacrifices towards Nation building.
The Party also extolled Former Prime Minister for working tirelessly to make India an emerging power during his tenure as Prime Minister of the India, who was also credited for starting an era of technology and development in the country, besides taking many important measures for empower of every of people living in the country.
Pertinently Congress Party had decided to observe Martyrdom of Rajiv Gandhi by organizing mass distribution of medical kits, food items, masks, etc among needy people on this day cross the country, which was followed by the rank and file of the JKPCC leaders and workers with great enthusiasm in their respective districts across J&K, who also provided assistance to Covid patients and other deserving poor people.
J&K Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) President Ghulam Ahmad Mir while paying glowing tributes to Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on his 30th death anniversary on Friday said that sacrifices of illustrious son of India (Rajiv Gandhi) shall always be remembered, leading the countrymen at the path of peace & progress.
“Bharat Ratna awardeee Rajiv Gandhi was a visionary, a man of commitment, who did his utmost to make India as a fast developing country in the world by taking various significant measures with regard to it’s inclusive development, besides people’s empowerment at grass root level was on top of his agenda”, Ghulam Ahmad Mir said, citing various other significant measures that were taken by Former PM, especially three tire panchayat Raj System through which the devolution of power at grassroots was ensured, which benefitted people directly, proving it a revolutionary in the development of country especially rural India.
“Rajiv Gandhi’s great contribution to India’s growth, IT and telecom revolution, besides pioneering National education policy to expand higher education program across the country, besides lowering the voting age of youth from 21 to 18 years were among the major achievements of the Former Prime Minister, who due to his vision was considered as an inspirational personality by the world powers and pioneer of modern India” Mir said.
He also said that Rajiv Gandhi was symbol of compassion, and truth, shall always be missed by all Indians, who laid down his life for the country, Nation has lost a towering personality in the martyrdom of Rajiv Gandhi, a great loss, which cannot be replaced by anything, Ghulam Ahmad Mir regretted.

 

 

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