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    Emergency biggest, darkest chapter of direct attack on Constitution: President Murmu

    President Droupadi Murmu, addressing the 18th Lok Sabha, described the 1975 Emergency as the "biggest and darkest chapter" in India's constitutional history, emphasizing that the nation triumphed over such unconstitutional forces. Despite noisy protests from some opposition members, she highlighted India's resilience against those who doubted its constitutional stability from the outset.

    1975 Emergency explained: A look back at India's 'dark days of democracy'

    1975 Emergency: On June 25, 1975, then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of Emergency in India, citing a "deep and widespread conspiracy" against her government. This move followed a Supreme Court stay on a verdict nullifying her election and barring her from parliamentary proceedings. During the 21-month Emergency, civil liberties were suspended, and strict censorship was imposed. Gandhi's government faced criticism and protests, leading to its end in 1977 after general elections were called and political prisoners were released.

    'Dark Days of Democracy!' BJP leaders hit out at Congress on 1975 Emergency anniversary

    The BJP launched a strong attack on the Congress on the 49th anniversary of the Emergency. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President J.P. Nadda, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted the period's suppression of democracy and civil rights. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people to prevent such an event from happening again. This criticism coincided with opposition parties accusing Modi's government of constitutional violations.

    BJP to launch programme against 1975 Emergency to 'expose authoritarianism' of Congress

    The BJP announced a nationwide programme to expose Congress' authoritarianism during the 1975 Emergency. BJP president JP Nadda will address at the "Dark Days of Democracy" event. The Emergency, imposed by former PM Indira Gandhi, saw curtailment of freedoms and atrocities on citizens, media, and opposition. BJP aims to highlight Congress' Constitution-strangling actions through protests and discussions across the country. PM Modi emphasised consensus-building in Parliament amidst criticism over various issues.

    Resident Alien Season 4: When and where to watch the dark sci-fi comedy

    Resident Alien has been officially renewed for a fourth season. Originally airing on Syfy, the show will now move to the USA Network, expanding its reach to a wider audience.

    'Dark Winds' Season 3: Release date, cast, where to watch and more

    'Dark Winds' is coming in for a third season amid high expectations from fans as the previous two seasons received positive reviews when they made their debut on AMC.

    The Economic Times
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