Bidar marks Ambedkar Day as minister urges constitutional values for a just society
Bidar marks Ambedkar Day as minister urges constitutional values for a just society
On Ambedkar's 135th birth anniversary, a Bidar minister calls for embracing equality, liberty and justice to build a inclusive, dignified nation.
Bidar observed the 135th birth anniversary of B.R. Ambedkar with a call to action. Forest and Environment Minister Eshwar B. Khandre said Ambedkar, who chaired the Constituent Assembly’s Drafting Committee, shaped a Constitution rooted in equality, liberty, justice and the dignity of every citizen. He laid floral tributes to Ambedkar and inaugurated a procession through the city, underscoring how the visionary leader’s work continues to guide India’s progress.
Khandre emphasized that Ambedkar’s ideas have safeguarded rights and dignity for all citizens and urged people to consciously adopt constitutional values in daily life. By upholding the guarantees enshrined in the Constitution, he argued, society can move toward greater inclusion and fairness, turning the founding principles into practical reforms that touch lives across communities.
The minister’s message resonated with the broader sentiment of Ambedkar Day, highlighting the ongoing relevance of his principles in public service and governance. In Bidar, officials and residents alike reflected on how equality, liberty and justice remain essential to building a just, equitable society where every citizen’s dignity is protected and promoted.
