Congress calls for decisive leadership in Indira Gandhi on the anniversary of the First Nuclear Test

Congress praised former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for his decisive leadership. document

On the 51st anniversary of India’s first nuclear test, Congress praised former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s decisive leadership on Sunday (May 18, 2025), saying she showed extraordinary courage even in the face of adversity.

On this day in 1974, India conducted its first nuclear test in Pokhran, called the code “Smiling Buddha statue”. With this India, an international alliance with nuclear capabilities.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that 51 years ago, India conducted its first nuclear test and became the sixth country in the world to conduct such tests.

Mr. Harger said on X: “Our scientists and researchers have achieved this extraordinary feat through their creativity and dedication. We are deeply grateful.”

“SMT. Indira Gandhi demonstrated exemplary and dynamic leadership, and showed extraordinary courage even in the face of adversity, and this legacy lasted. Jai Hind.”

In a Facebook post, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi said India conducted its first nuclear test under the visionary and decisive leadership of Indira Gandhi, the first nuclear test conducted in Pokhran, Rajasthan, 51 years ago, smiling Buddha statue.

“I sincerely thank you for the outstanding scientists and researchers who have made the dedication possible.”

“Their legacy continues, inspiring generations to pursue technological advancement and strengthening India’s strategic capabilities,” Gandhi said.

In an article on X Congress said May 18, 1974, was a proud day for India, as the country successfully conducted its first nuclear test through the Smile Buddha under Indira Gandhi.

“This test has become a symbol of the country’s scientific competence and strong political leadership,” the party said.