Nehru Memorial Museum renamed as PM Museum and Society
Congress is angry with the name change of Nehru Memorial Museum. Congress leaders have given a sharp reaction to this. Jairam Naresh has directly targeted PM Narendra Modi for this decision.
The Central Government has changed the name of the Nehru Memorial Museum located in Delhi. Now its new name has been kept as PM Museum and Society. The Congress has objected to the renaming of the Nehru Memorial Museum. Congress leader Jairam Naresh has raised questions on this decision of the Center. Jairam Naresh has called it retaliation. Jairam Naresh has also made a tweet in this regard from his official Twitter account, which has been retweeted by the Congress. Let us know what Jairam Naresh said about changing the name of the Nehru Memorial Museum.
Jairam Naresh targeted
Jairam Naresh tweeted that the name of meanness and vengeance is Modi. For more than 59 years, the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML) has been a global intellectual landmark and a treasure house of books and archives. From now on it will be called Prime Minister's Museum and Society. What will PM Modi not do to malign, malign, and destroy the name and legacy of the architect of the Indian nation-state? A small man burdened with his insecurities, he is a self-proclaimed world guru.
Udit Raj taunted
At the same time, former MP and Congress leader Udit Raj tweeted that the name Nehru Memorial Museum and Library has been removed, which is an introduction to the petty mentality. The picture became clear why the Sanghis were with the British during the freedom movement. Nehru is not like other PMs but remained in jail for years to liberate the country and gave leadership to the movement.
Even before this many names were changed
Significantly, after the Modi government came in 2014, the names of many places have been changed. Earlier the name of the Mughal Garden was changed to Amrit Udyan. This garden is in front of Rashtrapati Bhavan. There was a lot of political uproar when the name of the Mughal Gardens was changed. The Congress had called the name change a step towards erasing history.
