BJP announces memorial for Dr Manmohan Singh: "A tribute to Bharat’s economic architect," says Sudhanshu Trivedi
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BJP announces memorial for Dr Manmohan Singh: “A tribute to Bharat’s economic architect,” says Sudhanshu Trivedi

The BJP-led NDA government announced plans to build a memorial for former PM Dr Manmohan Singh, recognising his contributions to Bharat's economic development. BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi urged avoiding politics over the tribute, highlighting the government's respect for leaders beyond party lines

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Dec 28, 2024, 11:30 am IST
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The BJP and the NDA government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi have announced plans to build a memorial and mausoleum in honor of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, acknowledging his significant contributions to Bharat’s economic development. The decision, conveyed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, marks an effort to transcend political boundaries and honor the legacy of the late leader.

BJP MP and National Spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi stated on December 28, that the cabinet had approved the proposal during a meeting held the previous day. Speaking to the media, Sudhanshu Trivedi emphasised that the BJP is committed to paying due respect to Dr Manmohan Singh, whom he described as a pivotal figure in shaping India’s economic foundations.

“The BJP and the NDA government led by PM Modi is fully committed to giving due respect to him who laid a major foundation for the country’s economic development. In view of this, the cabinet decided yesterday that a memorial and mausoleum will be built in the memory of Dr Manmohan Singh,” Sudhashu Trivedi remarked.

He added that the process of land acquisition, forming a trust, and transferring land would be expedited to ensure the completion of the memorial at the earliest.

Sudhanshu Trivedi also criticised the Congress party for what he described as politicising the matter. “The Congress party, who never respected Dr. Manmohan Singh in their lifetime, today even after his death, are seen doing politics. At least today, in this hour of grief, politics should be avoided,” he said.

Highlighting Dr Manmohan Singh’s tenure as the first Prime Minister outside the Nehru-Gandhi family to serve for a decade, Sudhanshu Trivedi pointed out the BJP’s commitment to respecting all national leaders irrespective of party affiliations. “As far as our government is concerned, PM Modi’s government has given respect to all the leaders by rising above party feelings,” he affirmed.

This development comes amidst an ongoing political debate over the legacy of Dr Manmohan Singh, whose tenure as Prime Minister from 2004 to 2014 was marked by significant economic reforms and challenges. The BJP’s decision aims to ensure his contributions to the nation are remembered and honored appropriately.

The memorial will serve as a testament to Dr Manmohan Singh’s enduring impact on India’s economic landscape and his role as a statesman committed to the nation’s progress.

Topics: BJPSudhanshu TrivediModi governmentNDA governmentDr Manmohan SinghManmohan Singh memorial
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