14/04/2025
Jai Bhim isn't an event. It's an everyday fight. A fight Congress has taken up — in its policies, actions, and vision.
Jai Bhim is not just a slogan. It’s a pledge to fight injustice, casteism, and hate. Congress is the only national party that turned this pledge into policies, laws, and action.
You cannot praise Ambedkar ji and attack reservations. You cannot shout “Jai Bhim” and erase his work. Congress knows this. BJP ignores it.
Whenever the Constitution has been threatened, Congress didn’t sit silently. It stood up, spoke out, and took action.
Babasaheb gave us the tools to resist caste and inequality. Congress gave us the platform to build with those tools.
Social justice wasn’t gifted — it was fought for. Congress made it part of law and life.
To celebrate Ambedkar Ji's is to protect his legacy. That’s why every pro-Constitution Indian is saying:
Baba Saheb gave us a Constitution that ensured dignity for all. While some dream of changing it, Congress stood guard. Jai Bhim is our identity. Congress is our platform. Together, we resist hate and defend justice.
The soul of India lies in its Constitution. Baba Saheb drafted it. Congress gave it life. And today, when it’s under threat from forces who worship Manusmriti, it is Congress that shields it.
In Parliament, on streets, in courts — Congress has fought to preserve every letter of the Constitution. While others make speeches, Congress makes sure no one is left behind.
What Ambedkar envisioned, Congress practiced. Social harmony, equal opportunity, and justice for the marginalized — this is the real India. Not the one being manufactured through hate.
The Congress legacy isn’t just electoral. It’s historical — from reservation to land rights, from education to justice. When BJP undermines it, they insult Ambedkar’s Constitution.
Dalits, Adivasis, OBCs didn’t get justice as charity — they got it as a right, through Baba Saheb’s Constitution. Congress implemented that vision. Others only hijack it for votes.
BJP leaders have spoken of “changing” the Constitution. They forget — it’s not just a book. It’s Baba Saheb’s dream. Congress won’t let it be torn apart by those allergic to equality.
When Ambedkar said, “Educate, Agitate, Organize,” Congress listened and acted. From schools to social justice schemes, Congress is his vision in motion.
The Constitution isn’t just ink on paper. It’s blood, sweat, and tears of those who believed in equality. Congress is its living guardian.
Those who once rejected the Constitution now pretend to protect it. But only Congress has carried it with integrity for over 75 years.
