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On Constitution Day, held in Visakhapatnam, former Union Minister J.D. Seelam advocated for the inclusion of Constitution education in primary schools. He intends to propose this to the State Education Minister. He and political analyst Parakala Prabhakar highlighted the importance of the Constitution, with Prabhakar also alleging that the current central government is weakening it. The event, organized by the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial Society, emphasized the need for awareness and preservation of the Constitution’s principles.
News Article:
Constitution Education Urged for Primary Schools Amid Concerns of Erosion
Visakhapatnam, November 30, 2025 – Former Union Minister J.D. Seelam has called for the introduction of Constitution studies into primary school curricula, arguing that it is crucial for young students to understand the values enshrined within India’s foundational document. Seelam made the remarks at a seminar organized by the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial Society in Visakhapatnam on Constitution Day. He stated his intention to raise the proposal with State Education Minister Nara Lokesh.
Seelam emphasized the importance of youth awareness regarding the Constitution, particularly amidst current developments. He recalled past attempts to remove the word “secular” from the Constitution and the ensuing parliamentary debate that highlighted its significance.
Political analyst and author Parakala Prabhakar echoed Seelam’s sentiments, describing the Indian Constitution as “one of the greatest in the world” but argued that it is currently “in a vulnerable situation.” Prabhakar alleged that the BJP-led central government has been actively weakening the Constitution over the past 11 years. He stressed the importance of awareness programs and discussions to protect it, highlighting Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s sacrifices in creating a Constitution that guarantees equal rights, especially for marginalized communities.