Grand Tiranga Yatra Taken Out In Bhopal On Independence Day Eve; CM Mohan Yadav, MLA Rameshwar Sharma Join Rally In Gypsy— VIDEO
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A mssive Tiranga Yatra was held in Bhopal on the eve of Independence Day on Friday. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, MLA Rameshwar Sharma led the rally in a gypsy, proudly holding Tricolour . This is said to be one of the longest Tiranga Yatras in Bhopal, starting from Kolar and concluding at Sant Hirdaram Nagara, Bairagrah, covering the distance of 32km. A…
On the eve of Independence Day, Bhopal witnessed a grand Tiranga Yatra. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and MLA Rameshwar Sharma led the procession in a gypsy, proudly displaying the Tricolour. The 32km long rally, starting from Kolar and ending at Bairagrah, Bairagrah, saw a large gathering of people carrying national flags and raising slogans during the event. The video of the rally can be viewed [here](https://twitter.com/FreePressMP/status/LRacLhCZE8).
Post the rally, CM Mohan Yadav visited Mother Teresa School to address the gathering and interact with students. Addressing the audience, Yadav appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiative and highlighted that such yatras were being organized across the country from August 9 to August 14. He expressed pride in the Tricolour being carried "on land, on water, underwater and even in space," celebrating India as the world's largest democracy standing strong before the world.
In a separate incident, residents in the Narmada River area held a Tiranga Yatra despite warnings from authorities about the swollen river. Participants of all ages were seen holding the flag while standing in water, raising safety concerns.
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