Tarun Karthick
Sri Vijaya Puram, 10 May 2025
In a stirring show of patriotism and solidarity with the nation’s armed forces, the Andaman & Nicobar Territorial Congress Committee (ANTCC) on Friday organised a “Tiranga Yatra” beneath the management of its President Mr. Rangalal Halder and Campaign Committee Chairman Mr. TSG Bhasker. The rally was aimed toward honouring the braveness and sacrifice of India’s troopers, notably within the wake of “Operation Sindoor” — the counter-terrorism response to the latest Pahalgam assault.
The yatra, which started on the Congress Office and handed by means of the Clock Tower earlier than concluding on the historic Gandhi Statue, drew a crowd of over 400 enthusiastic contributors. Party members and supporters waved the nationwide flag and raised slogans advocating nationwide unity and applauding the bravery of Indian troops.
As a part of the occasion, a felicitation ceremony was held to honour people related to the armed forces. Among these recognised was Mr. Abdul Sattar, a former Army personnel, lauded for his devoted service to the nation.
Addressing the gathering, key ANTCC leaders — Mr. Rangalal Halder, Mr. TSG Bhasker, AICC Member Mr. Hamid Ali, Mahila Congress State President Ms. Zubaida Begum, NSUI State President Mr. M. A. Sajid, and Mr. Abdul Sattar (Former Army Personnel) — delivered impassioned speeches. They praised the Indian Armed Forces for his or her precision strikes on terrorist camps and urged the central authorities to proceed such robust measures till terrorism and its assist networks are solely dismantled.
The rally concluded peacefully with highly effective chants supporting the armed forces and reaffirming the Congress celebration’s dedication to nationwide safety and territorial integrity.
A broad illustration of the Congress household and affiliated teams participated within the occasion, together with Senior Congress Leaders, AICC Members, ANTCC Spokesperson, Block Presidents, Congress Seva Dal, Mahila Congress, Youth Congress, NSUI, INTUC, Unorganised Workers & Employees Congress Committee, OBC Committee, Fishermen Congress, SVPMC Councillors, PRI members, and members of the general public.
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