PANAJI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said here on Sunday that it would not be long for Goa to be released from Portuguese rules having a longer Sardar Patel.
He said the delay in liberation means some fighter freedom loss of their lives.
“At least 31 Satyagrahis lost his life in 1955, including children such as the carnail of Singh Baripal from Punjab.
This freedom fighter is nervous because some of India are still under foreign rule.
I want to say having Sardar Patel live a little longer, Goa will live no Having to wait for so long for his release.
“Modi digs Nehru on the 60th day of liberation in Goa who took excavation during the government under Jawaharlal Nehru, Modi also said that a freedom fighter like Mohan Ranade continued to be in Portuguese prison, even after the cave was released .
The problem must be submitted by Atal Bihari Vajpayee in the parliament at the time, said PM in his speech to Goa at the celebration of the 60th liberation day of the country held at the Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Stadium on the outskirts of Panaji.
Given the sacrifice of Pune-based freedom fighters for the freedom of Goa, Modi said, “We must remember Mohan Ranade sent to prison for fighting for the freedom of Goa.
He was stored in prison (in Portugal) and had to live through unspeakable difficulties.
Even after Goa’s exemption, He remained in prison.
At that time, it was Atal Bihari Vajpayee who raised the problem in parliament, “he said.
PM said Goa had struggled the longest compared to other regions in India because of its freedom.
“The rest of the country is free before Goa.
Most of the people in the country have finally had the freedom to live their dreams.
But they surrender and choose to sacrifice for freedom of cave.
Goa’s freedom fighters, too, never stop fighting.
In Indian history, Goans has been Light fire for freedom for the longest period, “said Modi.
He said Goa had never lost its relationship with India even though some centuries fighter from the Portuguese government.
Goa will be released before having a longer life Patel: Afternoon
