Yatra to begin from Madlauda Grain Market and culminate at Bhalsi village
Chandigarh: Haryana Development and Panchayats Minister, Krishan Lal Panwar said that a grand Tiranga Yatra would be organised in the Israna Assembly constituency on August 12 as part of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign. The Minister said that he will also participate in the yatra along with residents to spread the message of patriotism, national unity and dedication to the nation.
He said that the Tricolour is not merely a symbol of the country’s pride and honour, but also represents the spirit of unity and patriotism that binds every Indian together. The Minister said that the Tiranga Yatra would commence from the Madlauda Grain Market and proceed through the market to Madlauda Bus Stand. Thereafter, it would move along Assandh Road and culminate at Bhalsi village. A large number of residents, elected representatives, party workers, youth, women and representatives of various social organisations are expected to participate in the yatra carrying the Tricolour.
Krishan Lal Panwar said that following the call given by Prime Minister,Narendra Modi, the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign is creating an atmosphere of patriotism across the country. Under the leadership of Haryana Chief Minister,Nayab Singh Saini, various programmes are also being organised across the State to take the campaign to every section of society. He said that there was considerable enthusiasm among the people regarding the Tiranga Yatra being organised in the Israna Assembly constituency.
The Development and Panchayats Minister appealed to the people of the constituency to participate in the Tiranga Yatra in large numbers on August 12 and express their respect and pride for the nation. He said that the yatra was not an initiative of any individual or organisation, but a collective journey of society and the nation. The Tricolour inspires everyone to uphold unity, integrity, brotherhood and a sense of duty towards the country.
He said that India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was continuously achieving new milestones on the global stage. At such a time, every citizen has a responsibility to contribute towards strengthening the unity and integrity of the nation. He said that upholding the dignity of the Tricolour and the honour of the nation was a collective responsibility.
Krishan Panwar said that the objective of the Tiranga Yatra was not merely to walk with the Tricolour, but also to strengthen the spirit of patriotism in the hearts of citizens. He particularly called upon the youth to participate in the yatra in large numbers and take the message of the country’s unity, integrity and pride to every section of society.
