NEW DELHI: In honour of the bravery and courage of the Indian Armed Forces, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, along with her ministers, led the ‘Tiranga Yatra’ on Tuesday. The yatra was organised by the Delhi government and started from Kartavya Path, ending at the National War Memorial.
The main purpose of this nationwide campaign was to spread awareness about the success of Operation Sindoor and highlight the achievements of the Indian Armed Forces. Senior BJP leaders, including Tarun Chugh, Virendra Sachdeva, and Harsh Malhotra, also took part in the rally.
Held in support of India’s strong military response to Pakistan, the Tiranga Yatra saw thousands of Delhi residents waving the national flag. Participants included scouts, NCC cadets, lawyers, doctors, nurses, and members from many civil society organisations across Delhi.
Addressing the crowd, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said, “If the masterminds of terrorism even dare to look at India with bad intentions, they will face a strong and firm response.”
She added that the yatra aims to inspire patriotism, discipline, and deep respect for the Armed Forces among the youth and general public. The event was attended by Delhi Cabinet Ministers, MPs, MLAs, and thousands of citizens.
The CM said the yatra is a tribute to the unmatched bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers who serve the nation selflessly. It also highlights the unity, integrity, and collective commitment to protecting national security.
