On the occasion of Marathwada Liberation Struggle Day, Janhit Lokshahi Party chief Shri. Ashokrao Alhat extended heartfelt greetings to the people of Marathwada and paid tribute to those who participated in the historic struggle. The article recalls that Marathwada was liberated from the rule of the Hyderabad Nizam in 1948. The struggle involved freedom fighters and citizens who made sacrifices, and their contribution remains an important part of Marathwada's history. Shri. Ashokrao Alhat described the Marathwada Liberation Struggle as a struggle associated with self-respect, freedom and democratic values. The article also refers to the contributions of leaders including Swami Ramanand Tirth and Govindbhai Shroff and the participation of numerous activists. The article states that remembering the sacrifices and struggles of the past and passing their historical significance to future generations is an important social responsibility. On behalf of Janhit Lokshahi Party, homage was paid to the known and unknown martyrs and participants of the Marathwada Liberation Struggle. The article emphasizes remembering the values associated with the struggle, including democracy, social justice and constitutional values.
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