CM Dhami Shares PM Modi's Independence Day Address Live
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On Independence Day, 15 August, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami took to X to share the live broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's annual address to the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort in Delhi — the most-watched political moment on the Indian calendar.
A tradition rooted in 1947
Every 15 August since independence, India's Prime Minister has addressed the nation from the Red Fort, using the occasion to outline national priorities, mark achievements, and speak directly to 140 crore Indians. The address is both a constitutional moment and a prime-time national event, watched and amplified across every platform.
State leaders rally behind the broadcast
Chief Minister Dhami's post — sharing the live stream of PM Modi speaking 'Lal Kile ki Pracheer se' (from the ramparts of the Red Fort) — reflects a well-established pattern: state-level leaders across the political spectrum amplify the Independence Day address as an act of national solidarity. For BJP-governed states such as Uttarakhand, the gesture also signals alignment with the central government's messaging on the day India's founding is commemorated.