Kalaburagi witnessed a grand Tiranga Yatra on Saturday, organised by the BJP district unit, drawing participation from ex-servicemen, youth, women, and students from various educational institutions. The 3-km rally was held in celebration of Operation Sindoor, India’s recent successful military action against terror bases in Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
The rally began at Nagareshwara School in Nehru Gunj and concluded at Jagat Circle, with participants carrying a large portrait of Goddess Bhuvaneshwari. Members of Samskrita Bharatiya Sanghatane, ABVP, and students carried an enormous national flag, showcasing unity and national pride. The event resonated with patriotic slogans and songs, stirring the spirit of nationalism among attendees.
Religious leader Kedar Shree of Mashal praised the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian Army, attributing the operation’s success to their courage and precision. He called Operation Sindoor a symbol of the government’s resolute stand against terrorism.
Ex-servicemen present at the rally highlighted how the operation served as a strong message to terror outfits, especially in the context of defending the honour and dignity of Indian women.
The rally also paid homage to the martyrs of the Armed Forces and civilian victims, acknowledging their supreme sacrifices for the nation.
Sri Ram Sene national honorary president Siddalinga Swami, BJP leader and former MP Umesh Jadhav, MLC B.G. Patil, former legislator Dattatraya Patil Revoor, and several others were present during the event.
