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The Tiranga Yatra in Bishnah commenced from the historic Rambagh Mandir and culminated at Tara Chowk. The rally was led by BJP General Secretary (Organization) J&K, Ashok Koul, accompanied by Rajeev Bhagat, MLA Bishnah, Ashwani Sharma, Ex-MLA, Rinku Choudhary, District President, Darminder Kumar, SC Morcha President, Rakesh Pant, Kissan Morcha President, along with members of the Jammu Border District team, Bishnah Mandal team, Ex-Sarpanches & Panches, Arnia Mandal team, and enthusiastic residents from all walks of life.
Speaking on the occasion, Ashok Koul said, “The Tiranga is not merely a flag; it is the living embodiment of India’s pride, sacrifices, and unity. The overwhelming participation in these yatras proves that the spirit of nationalism runs deep in every heart of Jammu & Kashmir. We are committed to taking this message of unity to every village and every street.”
Dr. Rajeev Bhagat also stressed on the need of expressing the act of patriotism through our deeds. He said that these acts not only represent our patriotism but reflect our strong commitment towards our nation.
Meanwhile, Poonch witnessed a historic and enormous Tiranga Yatra, hailed as one of the largest patriotic gatherings in the district’s recent history. The rally began at the iconic Sher-e-Kashmir Bridge and concluded at Chhaka da Bhag, with thousands of BJP workers, civil society members, and youth participating with unmatched enthusiasm.
Prominent leaders present in Poonch included District President Gurdeep Singh Khalsa, Ch Ab Gani, Rajesh Raina, Sunil Sharma, Sahil Mir, Bhupinder Singh, Jyoti Bhalla, Renu Kumari, and Parvaz Chouhan. The sea of tricolours carried by participants created an electrifying atmosphere, resonating with patriotic chants and the resolve to work for a stronger and united India.
The BJP leadership emphasized that such yatras are not mere symbolic gestures but powerful movements to awaken and strengthen the spirit of patriotism. Both events stood as testimony to the people’s unwavering love for the nation and their commitment to the ideals enshrined in the Tiranga.
