TODAY THAT DAY - 15-12-1950 - Irrepairable Loss to the Nation | Sardar Patel
MR KALA VENKATA RAO : - General Secratary of the Congress
Mr. Rao said : "the Sudden death of the Sardar in our present circumstances is a great national catastrophe. We need him today more than at any time in our midst. His iron will, strong decision and moral stature had stood by us in the nation's fight for freedom and when we are consolidating our gains today.
"Of all our great leaders, next to the Father of the Nation, the Sardar has been our asset to advise us to do the right and correct. The congress today is bereft of its elder brother and it is certain that the Congress will follow the path lit by the splendour of his great sacrifice, courage and service."
श्री राव ने कहा: "हमारी वर्तमान परिस्थितियों में सरदार की अचानक मृत्यु एक महान राष्ट्रीय तबाही है। हमें अपने बीच में किसी भी समय की तुलना में आज उनकी अधिक आवश्यकता है। उनकी लौह इच्छाशक्ति, मजबूत निर्णय और नैतिक कद हमारे द्वारा खड़ा था। देश की आजादी की लड़ाई और जब हम आज अपने लाभ को मजबूत कर रहे हैं।
"राष्ट्रपिता के बगल में, हमारे सभी महान नेता, सरदार हमारी संपत्ति हैं जो हमें सही और सही करने की सलाह देते हैं। कांग्रेस आज अपने बड़े भाई के प्रति उदासीन है और यह निश्चित है कि कांग्रेस का अनुसरण करेगी। पथ उनके महान बलिदान, साहस और सेवा के वैभव द्वारा जलाया गया। ”
DR. B. C. ROY - Chief Minister of West Bengal
Mr. Roy said :"The news of Sardar's passing away, though not unexpected, would be received by all with the greatest sorrow."
"To the country, he was the symbol of stability. His sound judgment and practical wistom saved this country under many difficult circumstances."
"We had all hoped, hoping against hope, perhaps, that ill and suffering as he was during the last few years, his life would be saved for the country for a few more years. Truly he sacrificed himself in the service of his belovd country, for in spite of failing health his indomitable spirit forced him to ignore nature's call for rest. But man proposes and God disposes. Sardar is dead. May he live for ever in spirit among his sorrowing countrymen."
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