Samvidhan Sabha
7.6. Nehru's Address
Pandit Nehru's speech to the Constituent Assembly on 26 November 1949 was a turning point in India's journey to becoming a republic. In his speech, Nehru underlined the importance of the Constitution, calling it the basis of India's democracy, freedom and unity. He said that the Constitution is not just a legal document but it reflects the hopes and aspirations of the people of India, ensuring justice, equality and liberty for all citizens.
Nehru described the role of the Constitution as protecting the rights of individuals and promoting social and economic justice.
He also praised the contributions of the members of the Constituent Assembly and the freedom fighters. Nehru's speech was a symbol of India's commitment to becoming a secular, democratic nation. His words instilled pride and hope, and marked the beginning of India's journey as an independent and democratic republic.
Nehru described the role of the Constitution as protecting the rights of individuals and promoting social and economic justice.
He also praised the contributions of the members of the Constituent Assembly and the freedom fighters. Nehru's speech was a symbol of India's commitment to becoming a secular, democratic nation. His words instilled pride and hope, and marked the beginning of India's journey as an independent and democratic republic.
A Tribute to India's Democratic Heritage
