Your blood will never go in vain: Mamata Banerjee's video message ahead of Martyr's Day
India Today
Remembering the 13 people killed in police firing in 1993 during a rally of Youth Congress, West Bengal Chief minister Mamata Banerjee said that not a day goes by without remembering the supreme sacrifice of our martyrs.
Adressing the state a day ahead of Martyr's Day, West Bengal Chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said that not a day goes by without remembering the supreme sacrifice of our martyrs.
"21st July 2022 is only a day away and as the preparations near completion, we are brimming with emotions," she said.
Remembering the brave martyrs, Mamata Banerjee added, "We are taken back in time as we remember the faces of our brave martyrs and not a day goes by in our lives without remembering the supreme sacrifice of our martyrs."
21st July '22 is only a day away and as the preparations near completion, we are brimming with emotions.For generations to come, the entire Trinamool Congress family will unite on every #ShahidDibas and pay heartfelt tribute to the martyrs. Your blood will never go in vain! pic.twitter.com/ZDUCChwIvv
In the video message, she also said, "For generations to come, the entire Trinamool Congress family will unite on every Shahid Dibas and pay our heartfelt tribute to the martyrs. Your blood will never go in vain, we promise!"
The TMC observes July 21 as Martyrs' Day every year in remembrance of the 13 people killed in police firing in 1993 during a rally of the Youth Congress, of which Mamata Banerjee was then a leader.
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