Belagavi Congress Session centenary celebrations
Belagavi: Deputy Chief Minister and KPCC President DK Shivakumar conducted inspections at key locations in Belagavi on Monday as part of the preparations for the centenary celebrations of the historic Congress Session presided over by Mahatma Gandhi in 1924.
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Inspection of Iconic Sites
The Deputy CM reviewed several landmarks tied to the legacy of the Congress Session, including:
- Veer Soudha Park
- The Historic Congress Well
- Gandhi Bhavan, Piranawadi
These locations hold immense historical value and are integral to commemorating the event’s significance in India’s freedom movement.
Centenary Celebrations Preparations
In addition to inspecting these historic landmarks, Shivakumar also visited the CPED ground, where the main events for the centenary celebrations will occur. He carefully examined the arrangements to ensure that they align with the importance of this historic milestone.
Furthermore, the centenary celebrations will feature a series of events aimed at highlighting the significance of the Belagavi Congress Session in India’s independence movement. Gandhi’s leadership during the session marked a turning point in the country’s freedom struggle.
Honoring History and Unity
The government is working diligently to ensure that these celebrations offer a fitting tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. Additionally, they aim to highlight Belagavi’s vital role in shaping India’s democratic framework.
Significance of the Event
The centenary celebrations will not only commemorate this historic event but also shine a light on Karnataka’s significant contributions to India’s journey toward independence. This event is set to bring together citizens, historians, and leaders, all of whom will reflect on the state’s rich heritage and its vital role in India’s freedom movement.
Stay tuned for more updates on the centenary celebrations and the upcoming events.
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