By Admin 
Operation Sindoor: After the terrorist attack on March 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP will take out the tricolor in the entire country to count the achievements of Operation Sindoor, run to give a befitting reply to Pakistan. The tricolor journey will be taken out from today (13 May) to 23 May. During this 10 -day program, this military action taken under Operation Sindoor will be put in front of the country.
The saga of the bravery of the Indian Army will be delivered to the people. The manner in which the opposition government is surrounded on the alleged mediator of America in the ceasefire between Indo-Pak will also be responded. Assembly elections are to be held in Bihar this year. Experts believe that an attempt will be made to capitalize on the issue of a befitting reply given to Pakistan here.
What is the preparation of passenger in Bihar?
It is being told that the tricolor journey will start in Bihar from May 14 to tell the courage of the army to tell people. Tomorrow (Wednesday) the tricolor journey will start from Patna. After this, the tricolor journey will be taken out in the Commissionerate Headquarters on May 15 and on 16 May in all the district headquarters. Wherever the journey will be taken out, BJP leaders will be present.
According to Bihar BJP, this yatra is being organized in honor of the unique might of the Army, Air Force and Navy. The public will be made aware of the invisible sacrifice and hard work of the army.
Let me tell you that on April 22, there was a terrorist attack in Pahalgam in which 26 tourists died. After that there was anger across the country. There was a demand to give a befitting reply to the terrorists and Pakistan. Meanwhile, air strikes were conducted in Pakistan and PoK from India. Terrorist bases were destroyed. Many terrorists also died. At the same time, a ceasefire was announced on May 10 to eliminate the ongoing tension between Indo-Pak.
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