Honoring Heroes: Remembering the Quit India Movement

Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh paid tribute to the heroes of the Quit India Movement, marking the 83rd anniversary of this pivotal moment in India's struggle for independence. He highlighted the movement's significance and urged members to uphold its values of freedom, democracy, and justice.

In a solemn tribute, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh commemorated the heroes of India's freedom struggle ahead of the 83rd anniversary of the Quit India Movement on August 9. Describing it as a historic and defining moment, he underscored its role in accelerating India's bid for independence.

The Quit India Movement, initiated on August 9, 1942, by Mahatma Gandhi, symbolized a compelling call to end British colonial rule with the slogan 'Do or Die'. It united diverse groups across the nation, manifesting an unprecedented collective action against colonial oppression.

Despite the severe repression faced, the movement invigorated the freedom struggle and paved the way for India's independence. Harivansh urged the legislative members to reaffirm their dedication to the principles of liberty, democracy, and justice, which were championed by the Quit India Movement.

(With inputs from agencies.)