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CONG IGNORED TRIBALS' ROLE IN FREEDOM MOVEMENT: MODL
The Daily Guardian
|November 16, 2024
“If only one party and one family were to be given credit, who would remember Birsa Munda”, asked PM
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday charged previous Congress governments in the country with having tried to undermine the contributions of tribal leaders to the freedom movement “so that only one party and one family got away with the credit”.
He made the remark, without mentioning the opposition party or the Nehru-Gandhi family by name, in the Jamui district of Bihar, addressing a function organised on the 150th birth anniversary of legendary freedom fighter Birsa Munda, which was marked by the launch of tribal welfare projects worth more than Rs 6,000 crore.
Modi asserted that he worshipped the ‘Adivasi Samaj’ and his government took the decision to celebrate Munda’s birth anniversary as ‘Janjaatiya Gaurav Divas’ (the day of glory for tribals) because the community never got its due.
This story is from the November 16, 2024 edition of The Daily Guardian.
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