Lucknow: Head of Yogi Adityanath Minister on Wednesday said India won independence after a long-drawn struggle and did not get it through requests and petitions.
“To notify the current generation and the future about the values ​​of freedom of struggle, Prime Minister Narendra Modi started the program, ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’,” CM said when handling the program held as part of the 75th year of Indian independence in KD Singh in KD Singh.
Babu Stadium.
Even cold weather could not dampen the enthusiasm and synergy of 18,000 students from 75 schools, who participated in the celebration of Mega Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
Students serve Kathak, Kalaripayattu, and Krishna Raslila as part of ‘Vande Matram Yog Ewam Khel Kaushal Pradarshan’.
Students also appear in patriotic stories involving the struggle for freedom and forming a map of India because there was before independence to commemorate the 100-year-old Chauri Chaura.
Overcoming students, CM said: “India’s independence was achieved through the struggle and not only by demand.
Today’s program has been set to remember the resolution taken by Freedom-Fighters whose sacrifices won US independence.” “The freedom movement continues in this country at different intervals at different intervals But collective efforts were seen in the first war of independence in 1857.
It is also important because the focus point is Uttar Pradesh, “he said.
“Under the Mangal Pandey leadership from Ballia, Bandhu Singh from Gorakhpur and Dharam Singh Kotwal from Meerut, the first struggle for freedom was done.
With the determination of ‘I will not give Jhansi’, Rani Lax Mili fight against England with all his might,” Yogi said.
CM also remembers the contribution of Avanti Bai, Jhalkari Bai and Uda Devi.
“Churi Chuara and Kakori’s actions brought the revolutionary flame.
This is the result of the freedom of the struggle that today we have the opportunity to celebrate Amrit Mahotsav from state independence,” Yogi said.
The event was attended by war veterans, the Family Winner of the Freedom-Fighters and Gallantry Award.