Indira Gandhi Death Anniversary: 38th Death Anniversary Of Indira Gandhi

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Indira Gandhi Death Anniversary: 38th death anniversary of Indira Gandhi, Sonia, and Mallikarjun Kharge paid tribute.

The country is remembering former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi on her 38th death anniversary today.

Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi paid tribute to former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her martyrdom day at Shakti Sthal.

During this, Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge and other leaders also paid tribute to her at Shakti Sthal.

Rahul Gandhi tweeted a video.

At the same time, former Congress President and MP Rahul Gandhi also remembered former PM Indira Gandhi. He has also shared a video on Twitter.

Rahul Gandhi has written Dadi, I am carrying both your love and values in my heart. I will not allow India for which you have sacrificed your life.

Grandmother, I am carrying both your love and sanskar in my heart. I will not allow India for which you have sacrificed your life.

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Mallikarjun Kharge pays tribute to Indira Gandhi.

At the same time, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge tweeted to pay tribute to former PM Indira Gandhi.

He wrote that I bow to India’s first woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her martyrdom day.

Be it agriculture, economy, or military force, Indira Gandhi’s contribution to making India a strong nation is incomparable.

The security guard had killed the former PM.

Let us tell you that 38 years ago, the security guard of former PM Indira Gandhi shot her with bullets. After which Indira Gandhi was treated for a long time in AIIMS. where he was pronounced dead.

Indira Gandhi Death Anniversary: Indira Gandhi was born in Anand Bhavan in 1917.

Born on 19 November 1917 in Anand Bhavan, Indira was such a steel on the land of Teerthraj Prayag that made the whole world proud of her iron.

Munshi Kanhaiya Lal, the father-in-law of senior Congress leader Shyamkrishna Pandey, was the caretaker of Anand Bhawan and Swaraj Bhavan from 1938 to 1985. Indira Gandhi relied heavily on him.