TPCC chief urges safeguarding Constitution with Quit India spirit

In India, there was a special meeting in Hyderabad to remember an important part of history called the Quit India Movement.

A long time ago, in 1942, Mahatma Gandhi told the British rulers that India wanted to be free.

He told people to fight for freedom no matter what, using the words 'Do or Die.'

Many brave people got hurt, were sent to jail, or lost their lives so that India could become free.

At the meeting, a leader named B Mahesh Kumar Goud reminded everyone about those brave people.

He said that today, people must protect India's Constitution, which is the set of rules for the country.

He also talked about making sure everyone has the right to vote, speak freely, and follow their own religion.

He asked party workers to listen to people's problems and help them get their rights.

He wants young people to learn about the freedom fighters and the values of the country.

Goud said protecting democracy is the best way to honor all those heroes.