Telugu states celebrate Constitutional Day: Governors speaks on the occasion

Telugu states celebrate Constitutional Day: Governors speaks on the occasion
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Andhra Pradesh Governor Biswabhushan Harichandan participated in the seventieth celebration of Constitution day on Tuesday at Raj Bhavan in Vijayawada.

Andhra Pradesh Governor Biswabhushan Harichandan participated in the seventieth celebration of Constitution day on Tuesday at Raj Bhavan in Vijayawada. Speaking on occasion, the Guv said there were some limitations on freedom of expression. The High Court and the Supreme Court are knocking on the protection of rights. At the same time, Biswabhushan said that one must practice the essential functions of being a citizen, and these rights and responsibilities that should be communicated to the depressed classes. Officials and public figures vowed to abide by the Constitution. High Court Chief Justice Jitendra Kumar Maheshwari, State Chief Secretary Nilam Sawhney, DGP Gautam Sawang, Ministers Peddi Reddy Ramachandra Reddy and Kodali Nani participated in the celebrations.

On the other hand, Telangana governor Tamilsai also participated in the 70th Constitutional Anniversary Celebrations held at Raj Bhavan, Hyderabad. "I'm pleased to celebrate Constitution Day today. All the constituent representatives are here. Our Constitution protects every citizen of the country. The protection afforded by the Constitution is unknown to many young people today, " Guv asserted. The governor said youth should be fully aware of the Constitution. Telangana aspires to be the top country in the implementation of welfare schemes.

Telangana Chief Minister KCR said that the Constitution provides for the fulfilment of the aspirations of the people. CM reminded that India is a progressive constitution and that there have been many changes and additions. Chief Justice of the High Court RS Chauhan said that all three systems in the Constitution had key responsibilities. He gave a call to unite to rebuild the nation.


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