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BJP Observes 50th Anniversary of Emergency as 'Constitution Murder Day'

  • The Bharatiya Janata Party commemorated the 50th anniversary of the state of Emergency declared in 1975 by the government led by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, holding events in New Delhi, India.
  • The Emergency spanned 21 months, a period marked by the revocation of citizens' fundamental freedoms, strict control over the media, and the incarceration of opposition leaders justified by claims of internal instability.
  • The BJP organized countrywide events including exhibitions, seminars, mock parliament sessions, and urged mass participation to highlight the Emergency's impact on democracy.
  • Union Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda described the Emergency as the termination of democracy and accused the Congress party of still holding onto the same authoritarian mentality associated with that period.
  • The BJP's observance as 'Constitution Murder Day' underscores its view of the Emergency as a direct assault on constitutional values with ongoing political implications.
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Indian Express broke the news in India on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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