<h1>Government commemorates Emergency's 50th anniversary with nationwide events on June 25 designated as Constitution Murder Day</h1> The government will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Emergency's imposition through pan-India events on June 25. The main program at a stadium in the national capital will be attended by the Union Home Minister, who will also launch a nationwide awareness campaign. The Culture Ministry, collaborating with the local government, has designated the date as Constitution Murder Day. Events will include exhibitions on democracy, theatrical performances, film screenings, and interactive installations across all states and union territories. The commemoration aims to spread awareness about constitutional values, democratic rights, and lessons from what officials term one of the darkest chapters in post-independence history when fundamental rights were suspended and press freedoms curtailed.