Constitution Day Celebration: PM Modi said - India is the mother of democracy, the world has great hopes

Constitution Day is being celebrated across the country today. Several senior politicians took to social media to congratulate the citizens of the country and pay tribute to all those involved in the making of the Constitution. The day is celebrated as Constitution Day since 2015 to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India by the Constituent Assembly in 1949. Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the Constitution Day celebrations at the Supreme Court. During this, PM Modi inaugurated various new initiatives and websites under the e-courts project. On this occasion, PM Modi paid tribute to the dead who lost their lives in the Mumbai terror attack.

At the Constitution Day function, Prime Minister Modi said that hearty greeting to all the countrymen on Constitution Day. It was on this day in 1949 when independent India laid the foundation of a new future for itself. This time Constitution Day is also special because of this. Because the country has completed 75 years of its independence. I bow down to all the members of the Constituent Assembly and the makers of the Constitution, including Babasaheb Ambedkar, who dreamed of a modern India.

The Prime Minister said that today is also the day of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack. 14 years ago when India was celebrating the festival of its constitution and the rights of its citizens, on the same day the enemies of humanity launched the biggest terrorist attack on India. I pay my tributes to those who died in the Mumbai terror attack.

Speaking at the Constitution Day celebrations, PM Modi said that India is the mother of democracy. PM Modi said that in today's global circumstances, the eyes of the whole world are on India. The rapid development of the country. Amid the growing economy and strengthening the international image of India, the world is looking at us with great expectations. PM Modi said that at the beginning of the preamble of our constitution, which we the people have written, these are not just three words. We the People is a call, a pledge and a belief. The Constitution of India has been the mother of democracy in the world, Mother of Democracy.