PM Modi's rally decorated with Operation Sindoor theme
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Kanpur: The rally of PM Narendra Modi held at the CSA ground was decorated with the theme of
Operation Sindoor
. Right from the venue of the public meeting to the entrance gate of CSA, hoardings, banners, and posters depicting the PM in a military uniform were installed mentioning Operation Sindoor.
Pictures of Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, who had led Operation Sindoor, were also a focal point of attraction.
Special attention was given in portraying the leadership and success of the operation through visual storytelling. The pictures of Col Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh received prominent place throughout the venue.
Thousands of people attended the rally where security personnel were deployed in large numbers. They were assisted by local volunteers in managing the crowd. The event demonstrated meticulous planning in every aspect, from traffic management outside the venue to the arrangement of facilities within. The decorative elements seamlessly integrated the military theme while maintaining the dignity of the occasion.
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