Releasing a documentary 'Apaatkaal ke Mahanayak' on the eve of 38th anniversary of imposition of emergency in the country, Akhilesh said people will always remember the contribution of those who fought for restoration of democracy.
Akhilesh appreciated the idea of making a documentary on emergency, saying that there is already enough reading material available to know about that period, and now people will also get to know more about the "atrocities" carried out at that time in an audio-visual format.
He claimed that the respect and honour of 'Loktantra Senanis' has been restored by the Samajwadi Party regime, and asserted that they would be given even more facilities as the financial position of the government improves.
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