44TH ANNIVERSARY OF EMERGENCY,DARK CHAPTER OF HISTORY
44TH ANNIVERSARY OF EMERGENCY:- Today, 44 years ago, the Emergency was declared in the country, which is also called the dark chapter of the history of Indian politics. Emergency was announced on midnight of 25 June 1975, which took place on 21 March 1977. During that time, then President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed had announced the Emergency in the country under Article 352 of Indian Constitution on the recommendation of then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi-led government.
This was the most controversial period in the history of independent India. Elections were postponed in the emergency. It is also considered the most controversial period of Independent India. The next morning, on June 26, the whole country heard about the announcement of the Emergency in the voice of Indira Gandhi on the radio. There are several reasons behind the emergency, in which the most important is the judgment given against Indira Gandhi on behalf of the Allahabad High Court on June 12,1995.44TH ANNIVERSARY OF EMERGENCY,DARK CHAPTER OF HISTORY |
There was widespread protests led by some leaders, including Jai Prakash Narayan, Morarji Desai. Indira was not easily in the mood to clear the throne. Sanjay Gandhi did not want to be ruled by his mother's hand. The opposition was constantly pressurizing the government. The result was that Indira decided to impose emergency in the country on June 25. Midnight, Indira signed an emergency decision with then President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed.
In the Emergency, the whole Opposition was united under the leadership of Jai Prakash Narayan. The whole country sparked a movement against Indira. The government machinery was engaged in crushing the movement of opposition. All the opposition leaders, including Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lal Krishna Advani, Mulayam Singh Yadav, were convicted in jail. Sanjay Gandhi's arbitrians had crossed the border. For example, many men were subjected to forcibly sterilization, not knowing their gesture.
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