Kerala Assembly passes resolution to work towards countering, defeating divisive forces
India TV NewsThe Kerala Legislative Assembly on Monday unanimously passed a resolution, moved by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, seeking to work towards countering and defeating the efforts of divisive forces in the country and maintain India as a democratic social republic. During the conference, both the Chief Minister as well as Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly V D Satheesan said attempts were being made to dislodge -- from the national movement -- the contributions of many freedom fighters and it was "our responsibility" to collectively oppose such efforts. The conference commenced with the speech of Speaker M B Rajesh who said that the 75th anniversary of Indian independence was not just an occasion for celebration, but also an opportunity to analyse and evaluate whether in the last 75 years the common man has been able to enjoy the Constitutional promises of freedom, justice, equality and brotherhood. Read Also | Missing student from J&K found dead in Punjab, massive protests break out in Samba Vijayan too recalled the contributions of the freedom fighters in various resistance movements in the country, particularly in southern India, and said all of them should be made a part of the national movement.