Let Us Build India That Embodies Rich Civilisational Ethos Of ‘Bharat’: V-P Dhankhar's Message On I-Day Eve
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar greeted the nation on the eve of 77th Independence Day and remembered the sacrifices of those who made the country independent.
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar extended his heartfelt greetings to the nation on the eve of the 77th Independence Day, taking a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who paved the way for India's independence. Delving into the constitutional perspective of development, the Vice-President provided a guiding principle to uphold the essence of the past 'Bharat' while moving forward.
"On this historic day, let us reaffirm our dedication to the core Constitutional principles of unity, justice, equality and fraternity. As we stride ahead, hand in hand, let us build a determined, progressive, and prosperous India that embodies the rich civilizational ethos of ‘Bharat’," Dhankhar said as per the Vice President's Secretariat.
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He also paid homage to the visionaries and architects of modern India, acknowledging their tireless efforts that laid the foundation for a resilient, diverse, and robust nation.
"At this beginning of Amrit Kaal, as we rejoice in the progress and achievements of the last seventy-six years, let us honour the extraordinary sacrifices of our valiant freedom fighters that enabled India to become independent. Their unwavering courage inspires us, and reminds us to cherish our liberty and democratic values with gratitude," emphasized the Vice-President in his Independence Day 2023 eve message.
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Robust Preparations Underway For 77th Independence Day Celebration In Delhi
As the national capital readies itself to commemorate the 77th Independence Day on Tuesday, extensive arrangements have been put in place for the anticipated large gathering at the event, marking a return to normalcy after two years without COVID-19 restrictions.
In light of recent incidents of violence in Haryana's Nuh and neighbouring areas, stringent vigilance measures are being implemented by the police.
Highlighting the security measures, Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Dependra Pathak stated, "Independence Day will be celebrated with full enthusiasm this year with no COVID-19 restrictions in place. Therefore, a robust and adequate deployment of police will be ensured."
The iconic Gyan Path, situated in front of the Red Fort in central Delhi, will be adorned with floral arrangements and G20 signage to enhance the ambience of the national festival celebrations. Notably, the ramparts of the fort, where the Prime Minister addresses the nation, will not feature extensive decorations this year.
Approximately 1,800 special guests, including beneficiaries of the PM-KISAN scheme, have been extended invitations from across the nation to participate in the Independence Day ceremony.
A police officer revealed, "This year, over 20,000 officials and civilians will partake in the Independence Day celebrations. Gyan Path is being adorned with flowers and G20 signage to mark the national festival."
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