On the occasion of B.R. Ambedkar’s death anniversary, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu paid tribute to the architect of India’s Constitution. CM Naidu said Ambedkar gave India a strong constitutional framework and championed the rights of marginalized communities. He called upon citizens to honor Ambedkar by following the constitutional responsibilities he outlined. Chandrababu highlighted that real tribute to Ambedkar comes from upholding justice, equality, and empowerment in society.
State Education and IT Minister Nara Lokesh also remembered Ambedkar’s contributions. He praised Ambedkar’s lifelong work for Dalits, the poor, and backward classes, emphasizing his commitment to freedom and equality. Lokesh encouraged everyone to work towards Ambedkar’s ideals and contribute to building a just society.
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan hailed Ambedkar as the visionary behind India’s social reforms and constitutional rights. He said Ambedkar ensured legal rights for marginalized communities, women, and laborers. Kalyan urged the younger generation to study Ambedkar’s values and the principles followed by him and his team while drafting the Constitution.
The leaders collectively emphasized that Ambedkar’s vision remains relevant today. They called upon citizens to internalize his teachings and continue the work of social equality, justice, and empowerment in modern India.
