Honoring Legacy, Justice, and Unity: A Tribute to Gandhi and Shastri

Justice Surya Kant paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri, highlighting their contributions to nation-building and justice during a Supreme Court function. He praised Gandhi's dedication to unity and justice for the marginalized, and Shastri's implementation of Gandhian principles in governance through humility and service.

Justice Surya Kant paid rich tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri during a ceremony at the Supreme Court, commemorating their birth anniversaries. Surya Kant, who addressed attendees at the Supreme Court premises, emphasized Gandhi's influence on India's independence movement by uniting people across diverse social backgrounds.

The Supreme Court judge praised Gandhi's approach to self-reliance and simplicity, which resonated with rural communities and reinforced a collective national identity. Surya Kant is set to become Chief Justice of India and emphasized that Gandhi's vision extended beyond political sovereignty by aiming for social justice and equality.

In addition, the tribute extended to Shastri, acknowledging his adoption of Gandhian values in governance. His call for 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' still echoes as a tribute to soldiers and farmers. Justice Kant highlighted that the legacy of both leaders is embodied in their shared devotion to justice, humility, and service.

(With inputs from agencies.)