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Today is Shastri’s death anniversary
It was on 11 January 1966 Indias second PM Lal Bahadur Shastri passed away in Tashkent after a massive heart attack Some people who are supporters of the present government are attempting to create doubts about his sudden demise and trying to make movie to create another controversy to help BJP and tarnish Congress
It was on 11 January 1966 India's second PM Lal Bahadur Shastri passed away in Tashkent after a massive heart attack. Some people who are supporters of the present government are attempting to create doubts about his sudden demise and trying to make movie to create another controversy to help BJP and tarnish Congress.
PM Modi while participating in Indian Science Congress in a private University in Ludhiana added Jai Anusandan to Shastriji's famous slogan "Jai Jawan; Jai Kisan" to which of course the late PM added "Jai Vigyan".
The late PM’s famous slogan since then has been hijacked by politicians including the present PM who quite often use it in political rallies to gather votes but rarely care for strong pillars of our nation.
Instead of allowing the politicians to use late PM's name and his slogan, every year January 11 should be observed as "Jai Jawan; Jai Kisan" day by both farmers and soldier without presence of politicians show their strength and present a reality to the people on the ground . - N Nagarajan, Hyderabad
