Emergency Row: Modi Govt's Emergency Strike On Cong As June 25 To Be Observed...| Newshour Agenda

In the latest episode of Newshour Agenda, Madhavdas GK Discusses Centre's decision to observe June 25 As 'Samvidhan Hatya Diwas'. Union Minister Amit Shah announced on Friday that June 25 will be observed as ‘Samvidhan Hatya Diwas’ (Murder of Constitution) to commemorate the struggles caused by the imposition of the Emergency in 1975 on that day. Back then, Indira Gandhi-led Congress government had imposed 'Emergency', which lasted until March 21, 1977, under which the special provisions of the Constitution were used to suspend civil liberties, carry out mass arrests and curtail press freedom among other measures. Watch The Show to know more. Stay Tuned.
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Shameless concgress also enjoyed the electroral bond and talking against it!!!

[@subhrakantbehera6736]

Currently all courts are open to you not like then emergency. Why feel depressed and frustrated when Amit Shah punctured your showbiz of samvidhan. So better behave and do not fall below the benchmark of a decent politician. Like I say tumse na ho payega indi alliance

[@1sri1508]

Enjoy new empowered Sanjay Jha

[@kamalkoirala3212]

Demons days are numbered in Modi 3.0! Don't worry

[@mpawankumarjain]

Imran pratapgarhi Get up and realise.....

[@vikasvashishth8919]

Not only slogan of 400 पार, Modi ji himself stated in Parliament to be ready for big decisions.