Priyanka Gandhi criticized the removal of a photo depicting Pakistan’s surrender from the Army HQ during her Lok Sabha address. She honored the soldiers of the 1971 war, which led to India’s victory and the liberation of Bangladesh, commemorated on Vijay Diwas every December 16.
Priyanka Gandhi recently addressed the Lok Sabha, highlighting an image of Pakistan’s surrender to India during the 1971 war that has been removed from the Army Headquarters. She emphasized the significant contributions of soldiers and martyrs who fought valiantly in this conflict. The war not only resulted in India’s victory but also led to the creation of Bangladesh, marking a crucial moment in history. Vijay Diwas, celebrated annually on December 16, officially commemorates this momentous victory over Pakistan.
The recent remarks by Priyanka Gandhi in the Lok Sabha underscore the historical significance of the 1971 war and its outcome, as well as the sacrifices made by the Indian military. Removal of the surrender photo reflects ongoing discussions about historical memory in India.
Original Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
