BJP’s Tiranga Yatra: BJP’s tricolor journey from Pahalgam to Ayodhya, passion of people waving the tricolor in hands, BJP’s tiranga yatra from pahalgam to ayodhya, people waving the tricolor in his hand

New Delhi. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the Indian Army entered Pakistan and destroyed the terrorist bases through Operation Sindoor. After this, when Pakistan attacked India, Indian security forces not only thwarted Pakistani attacks but also gave a befitting reply to it and caused heavy damage there. Now in honor of the soldiers of the country, the BJP is taking out the tricolor Shaurya Samman Yatra. In this sequence, today the tricolor journey was also taken out in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, Ayodhya in UP, Jaipur in Rajasthan, in which a large number of people waving tricolor were seen in their hands.

BJP workers took out slogans of Hindustan Zindabad, Narendra Modi Zindabad, Amit Shah Zindabad, Rajnath Singh Zindabad, taking out the tricolor journey in Pahalgam. The BJP worker involved in the tricolor journey said that the Pahalgam in which the terrorists attacked our tourists, we have taken out the tricolor rally there. Local people of Pahalgam also participated in it. He thanked PM Narendra Modi for responding to Pakistan. With this, he requested tourists to come to Kashmir. The tricolor journey was also taken out with pomp in Ram Janmabhoomi Ayodhya. Ayodhya Mayor Girish husband Tripathi said that the tricolor journey is a symbol of the might, valor and firmness of our political leadership. The entire city has landed in support of the tricolor journey and is saluting the bravery of the Indian forces.

At the same time, BJP leader of Ayodhya Abhishek Mishra said that “It is a matter of pride that the Indian armed forces said that by running Operation Sindoor, the forces of India have done a suitable reply to Pakistan. The whole country is filled with happiness. Flaaring the green signal, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma said that I thank PM Modi, his entire cabinet and Indian Army soldiers for ‘Operation Sindoor’, salute them, Jai Hind, Jai Bharat.