Constitution gives equal rights to all: Dr. Jasleen
Hoshiarpur/Daljeet Ajnoha/Jan.26 : The 77th Republic Day was celebrated with enthusiasm at District Drug Rehabilitation Center Hoshiarpur. On this occasion, the medical officer Dr. Jasleen Kaur unfurled the tricolor.
Security guard of honor Mandeep Kumar saluted on this occasion.
Manager Nisha Rani, Counselor Prashant Adia, Counselor Sandeep Kumari, Counselor Parminder Kaur, Staff Nurse Vishal Thakur, Staff Nurse Gursimran Singh, Ward Attendant Amandeep Singh, Ward Attendant Sandeep Pal, Ward Attendant Harish Kumari, Alka Rani etc. were present on this occasion.
On this occasion Dr. Jasleen Kaur said that Republic Day in India has been celebrated throughout the country since January 26, 1950. On this day Dr. B. R. The constitution written by Ambedkar was implemented all over the world. On this occasion, he said that in the Indian Constitution, brotherhood means the feeling of brotherhood, unity and solidarity among all Indians, beyond religious, linguistic and regional differences. The purpose of this sentiment included in the preamble is to ensure both the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the country.
On this occasion, who said that the main aspects of brotherhood:
Constitutional Goal: To promote social harmony and to ensure that freedom and equality are not mere “formal appearances” but are deeply rooted in society.
It was added in the introduction. Its purpose is to ensure the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the country.
Article 51-A(e) of the Constitution makes it a duty for every citizen to promote the spirit of harmony and brotherhood.
