Question

Why does Indiagate have no walls? Shouldn't all gates usually have walls? This may seem like a funny question to you. But this is my real doubt. Please answer​

Answer 1

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• $\longmapsto$First of all, it is high time that we move beyond the somewhat over-charged, if not unnecessary, controversy over the shifting of the “Amar Jawan Jyoti” at India Gate.

• $\longmapsto$This flame to commemorate the unknown Indian soldier has merged with the eternal fire of our National War Memorial. A National War Memorial is befitting to an independent country, which we became 75 years ago. Prior to that we were a British colony. India Gate, on the other hand, is an imperial war memorial.

• $\longmapsto$The merger of flames, an ancient tradition that is still observed in the Olympic Games, does not mean that the sacrifices of Indian soldiers prior to Independence are to be forgotten.

• $\longmapsto$Only that all these commemorations are to be commingled and consolidated in one place officially designated for it, namely the National War Memorial, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019.

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