What the Chief Justice of India said about the recent movement in Bangladesh
Emphasizing the importance of freedom and independence, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said, the recent events in neighboring Bangladesh remind us of the value of these rights.
The Chief Justice of India said this while talking to reporters after hoisting the national flag at the Supreme Court premises on Thursday on the occasion of India’s Independence Day. News from The Indian Express
DY Chandrachud said, Independence Day reminds us of the responsibility that the people of our country have towards each other and the nation understands the values of the Constitution.
Chandrachud said, what is happening in Bangladesh today clearly reminds us how much freedom is precious to us. Freedom and liberation are easy to achieve. But to remind us how important these things are, we need to know and understand the events of the past.
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Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post of Prime Minister and left the country for India on August 5 in the face of the student-public movement. Since then, Awami League leaders and activists have been attacked in Bangladesh, including the Hindu community. Among the concerns that have arisen in India in this context, the country’s Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said these things.
