Defending the Constitution, Strengthening Social Justice: Sonti Nagaraju Garu at the Constitution Day Programme in New Delhi
- aravind gottiparthi
- Aug 15
- 3 min read
New Delhi | Talkatora Stadium
The spirit of the Indian Constitution came alive at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi, as leaders and representatives from across the country gathered to commemorate Constitution Day—a day that reminds every Indian of the values of justice, equality, liberty and fraternity.
Among the prominent participants was Sri Sonti Nagaraju Garu, who took part in the programme alongside Captain Ajay Singh Yadav, National Chairman of the OBC Department of the Indian National Congress, and State Chairmen representing 28 States.
The programme was organised by the National SC Department of the Indian National Congress, bringing together leaders from different parts of India under one platform to reaffirm their commitment to the Constitution and the principles of social justice.
A National Platform for Social Justice
For Sonti Nagaraju Garu, participation in the Constitution Day programme was more than a ceremonial occasion.
It was an opportunity to stand alongside leaders working for the rights and representation of communities that have historically fought for equality and dignity.
The gathering of representatives from 28 States demonstrated the nationwide commitment of the Congress organisation towards strengthening constitutional values and ensuring that the promises of the Constitution reach every section of society.
The presence of Captain Ajay Singh Yadav added significance to the occasion, particularly as the OBC leadership continues to emphasise greater political representation, social justice and equal opportunities for Backward Classes.
The Constitution: A Promise of Equality
The Indian Constitution is not merely a legal document. For millions of Indians, it represents a promise—a promise that every citizen deserves dignity, equality and opportunity.
For communities seeking greater representation, the Constitution provides the foundation for their aspirations.
The values of social justice, equality before law, equal opportunity and fraternity remain central to the struggle for an inclusive India.
Sonti Nagaraju Garu’s participation reflected his continuing commitment to these principles, particularly his work and public engagement around the aspirations of OBC communities.
From Andhra Pradesh to the National Stage
Coming from Andhra Pradesh, Sonti Nagaraju Garu has consistently sought to connect grassroots issues with broader political and social conversations.
His participation alongside national and state-level leaders in New Delhi represented another important step in that journey.
The gathering created an opportunity for leaders from different States to exchange perspectives, strengthen organisational coordination and discuss the challenges faced by socially and economically disadvantaged communities.
It also reinforced an important message:
Social justice cannot be limited by geographical boundaries.
The aspirations of an OBC family in Andhra Pradesh, an SC family in Uttar Pradesh, a worker in Maharashtra or a young student in Tamil Nadu may take different forms—but the fundamental desire for dignity, equality and opportunity remains universal.
28 States, One Constitutional Commitment
The participation of State Chairmen from 28 States gave the programme a truly national character.
Different regions.Different communities.Different challenges.
But one Constitution.
The gathering symbolised the collective responsibility of political leaders to protect constitutional values and work towards greater inclusion in public life.
For Sonti Nagaraju Garu, being part of this national platform provided an opportunity to represent the aspirations of Andhra Pradesh while learning from leaders and organisations working across India.
Carrying the Message Back to Andhra Pradesh
The true meaning of Constitution Day lies not only in remembering the Constitution but in carrying its principles into everyday public life.
For Sonti Nagaraju Garu, the experience at Talkatora Stadium strengthens his resolve to continue raising issues concerning social justice, political representation, equal opportunity and empowerment of Backward Classes.
The national gathering in New Delhi therefore becomes part of a larger journey—from the grassroots of Andhra Pradesh to the national platform, and from constitutional ideals to practical action.
A Commitment That Goes Beyond One Day
Constitution Day may be observed once a year, but the values of the Constitution must guide public life every day.
The participation of Sonti Nagaraju Garu at the Talkatora Stadium programme served as a reminder that the struggle for equality and representation is an ongoing responsibility.
As leaders from across 28 States came together with a shared constitutional vision, the message was clear:
Protect the Constitution.Strengthen Social Justice.Empower the Marginalised.Ensure Equal Representation.
For Sonti Nagaraju Garu, this national platform is another chapter in his continuing journey of public service and his commitment to becoming a stronger voice for the OBC communities of Andhra Pradesh and India.
The Constitution belongs to every Indian.Its promise of equality belongs to every generation.And protecting that promise is a responsibility we all share.
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