Bhopal, August 14: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh stated that India is the largest democracy and the youngest nation in the world. He emphasized that by the time of Amrit Kaal, India will emerge as the best country globally. Speaking at a grand Tricolor Yatra in the Kolar area of the capital, Yadav highlighted the enthusiasm and spirit surrounding the 80th Independence Day under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. The world views India as a powerful and capable nation, with the Tricolor proudly flying in the skies, waters, and lands.
Yadav reiterated India’s status as the largest democratic and youthful nation, asserting that it will become the best country by the time of Amrit Kaal. He flagged off the Tricolor Yatra organized by the Karma Shree organization at Mother Teresa School in the Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Nagar area and led the procession in an open jeep. The Chief Minister encouraged the youth to dedicate themselves to the unity, integrity, and sovereignty of the nation.
He mentioned that Madhya Pradesh is progressing alongside Prime Minister Modi’s vision, addressing the concerns of all sections, including the poor, farmers, youth, and women. Geographically, Madhya Pradesh is the second-largest state in India and a leader in terms of youthful potential. The year 2025 will be celebrated as the year of industrial investment in the state, while ongoing efforts for farmers’ welfare are part of the Farmer Welfare Year. The year 2027 will be observed as the Year of Youth in the state.
During the Tricolor Yatra, Chief Minister Yadav took selfies with participants and encouraged school children, boosting their spirits. Under his leadership, a wave of youth surged, turning Kolar Road into a sea of Tricolor. Former pro tem speaker and MLA Rameshwar Sharma expressed commitment to realizing the dream of an undivided India through the expansion of the Tricolor and Vande Mataram.
This massive Tricolor Yatra, part of the “Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan,” saw numerous young bikers joining with the national flag. Along the route, locals warmly welcomed Chief Minister Yadav with flower showers, chants of Vande Mataram, and waving Tricolors. A significant number of senior citizens and women also participated in this historic event, while school children and teachers greeted the procession with flags.
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