Divya Delhi: To counter the Opposition's Constitution narrative in the first Parliament session after the Lok Sabha elections, BJP leaders led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted on social media to mark the 50th anniversary of Indira Gandhi's Congress-imposed Emergency on June 25, 1975. "We honor the great men and women who resisted the Emergency today. The #DarkDaysOfEmergency remind us of how the Congress Party violated essential freedoms and the Constitution, which every Indian values "Prime Minister tweeted this morning."The Congress Government violated every democratic ideal and jailed the nation to stay in power. Anyone who disagreed with Congress was tortured and harassed. Weak people were targeted by socially regressive measures. "Those who declared the Emergency cannot claim to cherish our Constitution. He claimed these people have repeatedly imposed Article 356, got a Bill to kill journalistic freedom, damaged federalism, and violated the Constitution. The Prime Minister slammed the Congress, saying that the "mindset which led to the imposition of the Emergency is very much alive among the same Party which imposed it". "They hide their disdain for the Constitution through their tokenism, but the people of India have seen through their antics and that is why they have rejected them time and again," stated. The Prime Minister set the tone for the united offensive yesterday. He told media at the start of the new session that June 25 symbolizes 50 years of Indian democracy's black stain. "The next generation will remember how the Indian Constitution was trashed, the country became a jail, and democracy was taken. On this 50th anniversary, the nation will swear off repeating it "said yesterday.