New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on his 76th death anniversary, emphasizing the enduring inspiration of Gandhi's sacrifices.
In a statement, PM Modi expressed reverence for "Pujya Bapu" on his Punya Tithi and extended homage to all who sacrificed for the nation. He highlighted their selflessness as a driving force for serving the people and realizing Gandhi's vision for India.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah shared these sentiments, commemorating Gandhi's legacy of Swadeshi and non-violence. He emphasized the continuing relevance of Gandhi's message of peace and harmony in modern times, urging citizens to emulate his spirit of sacrifice and dedication.

JP Nadda, BJP National President, lauded Gandhi as the torchbearer of truth and non-violence, whose teachings remain pertinent across generations. He underscored the enduring significance of Gandhi's principles, asserting that his ideals will forever motivate the nation.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh joined in paying homage to Gandhi, acknowledging his invaluable contributions to the nation. Singh also honored all individuals who sacrificed their lives in service to India.

January 30 marks Martyrs' Day in India, commemorating Gandhi's assassination in 1948 by Nathuram Godse at Gandhi Smriti in Birla House, a tragic event that occurred months after India gained independence.

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