BJP Celebrates Ambedkar Jayanti in Aija
BJP Celebrates Ambedkar Jayanti in Aija
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Monday 14 April celebrated Dr.BR
Ambedkar’s in Aija town. Floral tributes were offered to the statue of Dr. Ambedkar as part of the commemorative event.
Former BJP District President Ramachandra Reddy, who participated in the event, addressed the gathering after paying homage to the great leader. In his speech, he strongly criticized the Congress party, alleging that it had humiliated Ambedkar at every step amidst his lifetime. He recounted that even following Dr.Ambedkars death, the Congress party did not allow his final rites to be performed in Delhi and instead shifted his mortal remains to Mumbai.
Shockingly, the bill for the flight that carried Ambedkar’s body was reportedly sent to his wife, which he termed as a shameful act in Indian history.
Ramachandra Reddy highlighted that PM Modi’s government has shown true respect to Ambedkar and his ideals, unlike earlier regimes. Adding Ambedkar was instrumental in shaping the ideological foundation of leaders like Syama Prasad Mukherjee and Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay. To honor his legacy, the BJP government has established the ‘Panch Teerth’ to educate future generations about Ambedkar’s contributions.
He further added that it was under Modi’s leadership that a Dalit leader, Ram Nath Kovind, and a tribal woman, Droupadi Murmu, were elevated to the highest constitutional post of President of India — a move symbolic of inclusive governance.
BJP also played a key role in securing the Bharat Ratna for Dr. Ambedkar, he stated.
Highlighting the representation of marginalized communities in the Modi Cabinet, Ramachandra Reddy said that 12 Dalits, 27 OBCs, and 8 women have been given cabinet positions, fulfilling Ambedkar’s dream of social justice. The PM, is ensuring that the backward and oppressed sections of society are integrated into the nation’s development.
The event was also attended by BJP State Kisan Morcha executive member Medikonda Bhim Sen Rao, Lakshman Gad, Boya Venkatesh, Lakshman Achari, Rajasekhar, Veeresh Goud, Narsimha Mudiraj, CT Padu Bheemudu, Raghavendra, Indra Chari, Narsimha, Pinjari Ibrahim, and others.
News Edit KV Raman
