Key Points

The Delhi BJP organised Tiranga Yatras in 32 mandals to honour the armed forces, following PM Modi's nationwide call. Massive processions were held across 10 districts, with participation from BJP leaders, traders, and public figures. The yatra aimed to pay tribute to the forces' bravery in countering Pakistan-based terror camps. Chandni Chowk's event, led by MP Praveen Khandelwal, saw strong trader and public engagement.

Key Points: Delhi BJP Holds Tiranga Yatras in 32 Mandals to Honour Armed Forces

  • Tiranga Yatras held in 32 mandals across 10 Delhi districts
  • BJP leaders, MPs, and traders participated in massive processions
  • Yatra honours armed forces post-Pakistan terror camp strikes
  • Chandni Chowk event led by MP Praveen Khandelwal with trader support
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Delhi BJP holds Tiranga Yatras in 32 mandals to honour armed forces

Delhi BJP organises Tiranga Yatras across 32 mandals to pay tribute to Indian armed forces following PM Modi’s call for nationwide patriotism.

"This yatra is being held in honour of our armed forces who taught Pakistan a lesson through their courage and valour. – Virendra Sachdeva, Delhi BJP President"

New Delhi, Aug 11

On the call of Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva, Tiranga Yatras were organised at 32 mandals for the second successive day on Monday, said a party leader.

Tiranga Yatras were held in 32 mandals across 10 districts, with participation from Members of Parliament, state office-bearers, MLAs, district presidents, and mandal-level officials and workers. Tiranga Yatra was organised in two mandals of Keshavpuram district, seven mandals of Chandni Chowk district, three mandals of Mayur Vihar district, six mandals of Shahdara district, three mandals of Karol Bagh district, two mandals of New Delhi district, three mandals of North West Delhi district, one mandal of Outer Delhi district, four mandals of West Delhi district, and one mandal of Najafgarh district.

Sachdeva stated that the Tiranga Yatra is being organised nationwide in response to the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a tribute to our armed forces who taught Pakistan a lesson through their courage and valour. He said that as our three armed forces fought with bravery and destroyed the Pakistani-based terror camps, this yatra is being held in their honour. By participating in this yatra, the public is expressing its gratitude to the Indian armed forces, he said.

In Chandni Chowk, the Tiranga Yatra was organised under the leadership of MP Praveen Khandelwal, aimed at spreading the message of patriotism and honouring the national flag. The procession saw massive participation from traders and BJP workers. The yatra began at the base of the historic Red Fort and continued till Fatehpuri Cloth Market.

Notable attendees included Chandni Chowk District BJP President Arvind Garg, District In-Charge Rajesh Bhatia, Delhi BJP Spokespersons Praveen Shankar Kapoor and Yasir Jilani, District Coordinators Gopal Garg and Madan Aggarwal, District General Secretary Raja Khari, Lata Sodhi and Praveen Jain, Municipal Councillors Vikesh Sethi, Renu Aggarwal, Sushil Johnty, Kamal Bigdi, Manoj Jindal, Gauri Shankar Temple Committee Secretary Subhash Goyal and from the trade body CAIT, Vipin Ahuja and Ashish Grover, among others.

The Tiranga Yatra received a warm welcome from about 30 organisations, including Chandni Chowk Vyapari Parishad, Chandni Chowk Nagarik Manch, Delhi Mercantile Association, Delhi Electric Traders Association, Delhi Kirana Committee, Nai Sadak Traders Association, and the Cloth Market Committee.

- IANS

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Priya S
While I appreciate the sentiment, I hope such events focus more on actual welfare of armed forces families rather than just symbolic gestures. Many martyrs' families still struggle.
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Arjun K
The sight of Tiranga processions across Delhi gives me goosebumps! This is true nationalism, not the fake kind we see on social media. Kudos to all participants 🙏
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Sarah B
As an expat in Delhi, I'm impressed by how Indians celebrate their patriotism. The energy at Chandni Chowk was electric! More countries should learn from this spirit.
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Vikram M
Good initiative but why only BJP leaders getting mentioned? Patriotism isn't limited to one party. All Indians should unite under the Tiranga, not party flags.
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Kavya N
My father served in the army for 25 years. Seeing such public support means everything to us. Thank you Delhi for remembering our real heroes! 💖

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