Hyderabad:Telangana BJP will take out the Tiranga Yatra from the statue of Br Ambedkar in Tank Bund on Saturday to the statue of Swami Vivekananda. The party calls on women’s groups, youth associations, students and the public to participate heavily in expressing solidarity with the armed forces. The rally was organized to commemorate the rapid strike of Indian troops in nine terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which took place within 23 minutes under Operation Sindor.
Union Minister of Coal and Mining G. Kishan Reddy told media outlets that he would attend Yatra as a citizen and as a local MP. He said several prominent figures from all walks of life, including former defense personnel, bureaucrats, artists and public figures, were invited to participate in the event, which will be marked by patriotic enthusiasm.
Speaking about the recent attacks on tourists by Pahalgam in Kashmir, Kishan Reddy said India has retaliated against India by destroying terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and killing more than 100 terrorists. He claimed that Indian troops also targeted military bases in Pakistan, causing irreparable losses, forcing neighboring countries to obey.
Yatra, he said, was organized for the heroic pride of the armed forces and expressed solidarity with them. He said the central government has made it clear that Operation Sindor will continue until all terrorist camps across the border are completely demolished.
Meanwhile, BJP State Vice President NVSS Prabhakar met with Arun Kumar Jain, General Manager of Central Railways, and urged him to improve MMTS services in light of the rate hike of subway rail fares. He also called for bridge expansion projects at the Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC), better facilities at Cherlapally Railway Station and the modernization of Moula Ali Station to enhance the footprint of the MMTS station.
