Success of Operation Sindoor celebrated with Tiranga Yatra in Kanpur
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Kanpur: To celebrate the success of
Operation Sindoor
against terrorism, the
Bharatiya Janata Party
organised a
Tiranga Yatra
in Kanpur.
The north district started their rally from Kargil Park in Motijheel, while the south district began from Shubham Dwivedi's house in Shyam Nagar.
The yatra witnessed the participation of MP Ramesh Awasthi, MLA Neelima Katiyar, Surendra Maithani, Mayor Pramila Pandey, the North district president, and other BJP functionaries.
The yatra was taken out through various localities with participants waving the national flag and banners praising the
Indian armed forces
. The yatra from Kargil Park proceeded through Parade, Naveen Market, and adjacent areas, whilst the South district rally covered major routes in Shyam Nagar and surrounding localities.
Local BJP leaders addressed the gatherings at multiple points, highlighting the strategic importance of Operation Sindoor and commending the armed forces' precision in executing the mission. Mayor Pramila Pandey emphasised the role of women officers in the operation citing them as inspiration for young girls.
The yatra concluded with a gathering where local leaders reiterated the BJP's commitment to supporting armed forces and maintaining vigilance against terrorism. Police arrangements ensured smooth movement of the rally through city streets. The event saw participation from traders' associations, youth groups, and resident welfare committees, who joined to express solidarity with the armed forces.
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