Niuland District Administration organised the Samvidhan Hatya Diwas programme held at DC’s Conference hall, Niuland on June 25.

Deputy Commissioner, Niuland, Sara S Jamir in her address stated that the commemorating 50 years of National emergency that was imposed on June 25, 1975 is one of the most important events in Indian history. While recalling the period of emergency where rights such as fundamental rights, freedom of expression, censorship on media, independent judiciary and federal structure were suspended, was the darkest period in the political history of India.

Jamir also said that the emergency period serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of democracy and importance of protecting fundamental rights and freedom.

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Various government officers, Niuland Town Council Members, GBs and Public leaders attended the program.

Earlier, welcome address was delivered by M. Khenpa, EAC Aghunaqa while SDO(C), Avonuo Kire pronounced the vote of thanks.

The program was chaired by EAC Niuland, Vitoka Yepthomi.

TSEMINYU

DC Tseminyu, Japheth Woch addressing the Samvidhan Hatya Divas at Tseminyu (DIPR)

Samvidhan Hatya Diwas 2025 was observed at DC’s conference hall, Tseminyu on June 25. Deputy Commissioner’s Tseminyu, Japheth Woch (NCS) highlighted the history of India path to democracy and the importance of safeguarding individual rights as enshrined in the Constitution of India and the protection of free democracy at all cost as the largest democratic country in the world.