Mamata Banerjee Pays Tribute to Raja Ram Mohan Roy on Birth Anniversary, Hails His Legacy of Social Reform

Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee paid heartfelt tributes to renowned social reformer Raja Ram Mohan Roy on his birth anniversary in Kolkata on Thursday.
The former Chief Minister of West Bengal visited the Raja Ram Mohan Roy Library, where she remembered the visionary reformer's immense contributions to social transformation, education, and women's rights in India.

Describing Raja Ram Mohan Roy as one of the foremost architects of the Bengal Renaissance, Banerjee highlighted his enduring role in shaping a progressive and enlightened society. During her visit, she also paid floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi and Ramkrishna Chattopadhyay, honoring their contributions to the nation's social and spiritual development.

Speaking on the occasion, Banerjee said that Roy's ideals continue to inspire efforts toward social progress, equality, education, and enlightenment. She emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting the values championed by the pioneering reformer, whose work laid the foundation for several social reforms in modern India.

Raja Ram Mohan Roy is widely remembered for his campaign against social evils, advocacy for women's rights, promotion of modern education, and efforts toward religious and social reform. His legacy remains a guiding force in India's journey toward a more inclusive and progressive society.