Gujarat CM Launches Tricolor March, Urges Citizens to Join Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign

Gandhinagar, August 10: Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel urged citizens on Monday to transform the nationwide ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign into a movement of patriotism. He emphasized that this initiative should extend beyond ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ to become ‘Har Dil Tiranga.’

The Chief Minister flagged off a 2.4-kilometer Tricolor march in Gandhinagar, calling on the public to participate in large numbers. He stated that the Tricolor symbolizes the unity, integrity, and love for the nation, and every citizen should contribute to upholding its honor and pride.

The state-level procession, organized by the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation and district administration, began at G-6 Circle and concluded at the Akshardham Temple. A significant number of students, youth, and local residents participated, proudly carrying the Tricolor.

To encourage citizens to contribute to the nation, the ‘Tiranga Yatra’ is being held across the country from August 9 to 17.

Before flagging off the procession, the CM addressed the crowd, stating that the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign was initiated to celebrate India’s hard-earned freedom and to remember the sacrifices of freedom fighters.

He remarked that the Tricolor march represents the unity and integrity of the country, and those participating with the flag in hand and patriotism in their hearts will contribute to the vision of ‘Ek Bharat-Shreshtha Bharat.’

Patel added, “The purpose of the Tricolor march is to help the current generation understand the sacrifices and dedication of freedom fighters, drawing inspiration from their lives and promoting the spirit of ‘Nation First.’”

He encouraged citizens to use this opportunity to reaffirm their commitment to building a developed India by 2047. The Chief Minister stated, “We have the chance to dedicate ourselves to the nation and elevate India to new heights of glory, and this opportunity should be fulfilled with the resolve of ‘Nation First.’”

The procession featured cultural programs, a police band, and a performance by the Nashik Dhol, while the Gujarat Police Department’s ‘Daredevils Show’ captivated the audience.

Gandhinagar Mayor Meera Patel described the national flag as a symbol of the country’s pride, unity, integrity, and valor.

She stated, “The ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign is igniting a sense of patriotism among citizens and calls on participants to strengthen their commitment to ‘Nation First’ and reaffirm their dedication to national unity and integrity.”

The 2.4-kilometer long procession through the state capital prominently showcased the Tricolor.