PM Modi: Bapu's words in the personal diary of the Prime Minister, know which statements of Gandhiji are the inspiration for PM Modi

On the death anniversary of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi, a social media account of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday shared some pages from his diary. In these it was told how Modi has been recording Bapu's statements from time to time and through these he has been taking inspiration.

Three pages of his diary were released on an account called Modi Archives. It was told that these were taken from the personal diary of Narendra Modi. It is said that he has not only read Mahatma Gandhi extensively but has also been recording his statements in his diary. These statements hold inspirational value for the PM. These things written in the diary continued to guide him in conversations later on.

His sacrifice was an inspiration to work for the people.

PM Modi says that I pay tribute to Pujya Bapu on his death anniversary. My tribute to all those who sacrificed their lives for our country. His sacrifices inspire him to serve the people and realize his vision for the country.

Statements...which became inspiration

I have no other weapon, only love, with which I can dominate anyone.

My greed for nonviolence is a very active force. There is no room for cowardice or weakness in this. A violent person can be expected to become non-violent someday, but such a person cannot be expected to become a coward.

I am dedicated to the truth, not to anyone else.

There are enough resources in the world for man's needs, not for greed.

If blood flows, our blood will flow. Develop the courage to die without killing anyone else.

Supreme Court judges kept two minutes silence

In the Supreme Court, a seven-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud stood up at 10.59 am observed two minutes of silence, and paid tribute to the freedom fighters. After this, all the benches resumed the day's proceedings.

Congress leaders paid tribute

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge paid tribute to Bapu on Martyr's Day. Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi said, on this day the ideology of hatred and violence had snatched away their revered Bapu from the country. Today the same thinking wants to snatch away their principles and ideals from us. Party's general secretary and communication in-charge Jairam Ramesh wrote that 76 years ago, the forces spreading hatred had assassinated Mahatma Gandhi. To remember Gandhi, a prayer meeting was organized at the campsite of Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra in Araria, Bihar.

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