Delhi Hosts ‘Shourya Samman Yatra’ To Honour Armed Forces For Operation Sindoor

The Delhi government on Tuesday organised a "Shourya Samman Yatra" at Kartavya Path in New Delhi to celebrate the valor of the Indian armed forces demonstrated during Operation Sindoor. Operation Sindoor was conducted by the Indian Armed Forces in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK) in retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 individuals. Echoing the chants of "Bharat Mata Ki Jai," the participants said it was to honor the bravery of the security forces for their decisive action against terror.

The yatra was held from the Kartavya Path to the National War Memorial from 4 PM to 6 PM. Nayan Marken, a spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party's Yuva Morcha (BJYM), who was present at the event asserted that, "I am here to celebrate the commendable way in which our armed forces responded to Pakistan라이브 바카라 aggression within just 13 days of the attack. This response demonstrates a new and empowered India, where if you look us in the eye, then your eyes, ears, liver, everything will be scraped from your body."

"This yatra is an honour for our country that will always be remembered. It reminds us that when people were killed for being of a certain religion, the Indian armed forces responded decisively. It shows that if you try to attack this country, our citizens will act not on the basis of religion, but as Indians," he added further. 

The yatra featured posters of "Operation Sindoor" placed prominently across the area, turning the area into a hotspot for the crowd that was eager to capture the moment. Ashok Kumar Ranjan, Council President of the BJP라이브 바카라 OBC Front stood near the posters watching the procession with patriotic fervor. “We have told Pakistan that we are all one. Even the opposition stood together with the government this time. The armed forces have really stood up to the name Operation Sindoor which showcases the true value of our mothers and sisters’ vermilion," he claimed. 

"Agar samman hai toh jahaan hai, agar samman nahi toh kuch nahi," he added further.

Neera Pandey, a BJP supporter and resident of Mayur Vihar was especially ecstatic with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. “The same people who said that 400-plus would not happen are now the ones claiming that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has done this much with 240, imagine what would have happened at 400. We feel as if our lives are successful just by being here. This event will send a powerful message not just in Delhi but across the nation.”

Amid a sea of tricolours, a swelling crowd of people including BJP supporters, police officials, citizens, school children and NCC cadets marched on the Kartavya path. As the yatra concluded, the participants said that they want to “leave behind echoes of patriotism and a unified call for resilience.”