Indira Gandhi Birth Anniversary: ​​Rahul Gandhi Remembers Her

Indira Gandhi Birth Anniversary: ​​Rahul Gandhi remembers Grandmother, says – her words inspire.

Thursday is the birth anniversary of Indira Gandhi Birth Anniversary, known as the country’s first woman strong Prime Minister and Iron Lady.

Indira Gandhi was born on 19 November 1917 at the home of Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru.

On her birth anniversary, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi paid tribute to his grandmother at the Shakti Sthal.

Apart from this, Rahul tweeted that he always remembers his beloved grandmother.

The Congress leader wrote in his tweet, ‘Tribute on the birth anniversary of Smt. Indira Gandhiji, the efficient Prime Minister, and Shakti Swarupa.

The entire nation still exemplifies her impressive leadership, but I always remember her as my beloved grandmother. Her teachings inspire me constantly.

Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala also tweeted on the former Prime Minister’s birthday and said that Indira Gandhi’s name will always be remembered in the history of world politics.

He wrote, ‘She is known as Iron Woman around the world, with determination, courage and amazing ability, on the birth anniversary of Smt Indira Gandhi, the first and only woman Prime Minister of India.

Indira Ji will always be remembered in the history of world politics for her talent and political determination.

Former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi took many such big decisions in her life, for which she will always be remembered. However, many decisions were also disputed.

Questions arose. But over time, Indira was generally seen to be right with her decisions. Indira became the Prime Minister of India when Congress had a strong syndicate.

Party felt that after the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, if they made a strong Congress leader the Prime Minister, then the party would not be able to keep him as a puppet.

Due to this, then the Syndicate cut the size of Morarjibhai Desai, the strongest contender for the post of Prime Minister.

Kamraj, the then Congress president, made Indira the Prime Minister because she was the daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru, the country’s most popular leader, and she looked like a mute doll.

After becoming Prime Minister, Indira steadily strengthened her position.

When the time came, she disbanded this powerful Congress Syndicate and created a parallel Congress on her own, which later replaced the real Congress.