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Villagers participated in the tricolor rally…
This time on 15 august, it will be 78 years since the country got independence. For which Amrit Mahotsav of Independence is being celebrated all over the country. Tricolor rally is being taken out all over the country. From august 11, the Tricolor campaign is also being run in every house, every house. A lot of enthusiasm is also being seen among the villagers and children of Naxalgarh in chhattisgarh regarding this campaign.
The villagers who were once afraid of waving the tricolor due to Naxalite fear are not only taking out a rally in the village with the tricolor flag in their hands with the CRPF jawans, but are also chanting Bharat Mata ki Jai. After about 4 decades, without the fear of Naxalites, the villagers were seen taking out a bike rally waving the tricolor with school children and soldiers.
CRPF jawans took out a tricolor rally
A tricolor rally was taken out from Sabrinagar Sukma to Ramaram of the camp headquarters of CRPF Second Battalion in Sukma district. Giving information, CRPF officials said that this year the official theme of Independence Day 2024 is Developed India, in the same sequence, this rally was organized in a grand manner by the officers and soldiers of CRPF Second Battalion. The main objective of this rally was to make the villagers of Sabrinagar and Ramaram of Sukma district aware and to take the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan to the people.
Jawans took out tricolor bike rally
Local villagers say that Naxalites celebrate 15 august Independence Day and 26 january Republic Day as Black Day. In such a situation, they have never seen the tricolor waving in the village, but now after the camp of the soldiers is set up here, they have got a new life, now they can celebrate their national festival without fear. The same villagers are now preparing to hoist the tricolor in their homes as well.