Republic Day: Assam Rifles Raises Tallest Tricolour in Mizoram
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Synopsis
On January 26, the 20th Assam Rifles celebrated the 76th Republic Day by unfurling the tallest Tricolour in South Mizoram, honoring fallen heroes and freedom fighters while promoting national pride and unity.
Key Takeaways
- Assam Rifles raised the tallest Tricolour in South Mizoram.
- The flag honors fallen heroes and freedom fighters.
- Dignitaries and locals participated in the celebrations.
- A wreath-laying ceremony honored 127 soldiers.
- Celebrations occurred across multiple districts in Manipur.
Aizawl, Jan 26 (NationPress) The Lunglei Battalion 20th Assam Rifles on Sunday raised the tallest Tricolour in South Mizoram to commemorate the 76th Republic Day.
A defence spokesperson indicated that the Tricolour proudly flies at a height of 3908 feet above sea level. This flag serves as a tribute to the fallen heroes of Assam Rifles and the freedom fighters of Mizoram, he stated.
Dignitaries, local community members, families of freedom fighters, ex-servicemen, school children, and paramilitary personnel from the battalion gathered on this historic occasion, showcasing their patriotic spirit and appreciation.
Assam Rifles also recognized and honored the families of freedom fighters who gave their lives for the nation. This significant event emphasizes the unbreakable spirit of the unit, demonstrating its dedication to national pride and unity.
Exemplifying its motto of ‘Friends of the Hill People’, Assam Rifles continues to promote peace and strengthen relationships in the northeast region.
To pay homage to the nation's brave souls, a wreath-laying ceremony was held at the Assam Rifles War Memorial in Aizawl on Republic Day.
The event paid tribute to 127 courageous soldiers from Assam Rifles who made the ultimate sacrifice in Mizoram. The ceremony began with a guard of honor from the troops of Assam Rifles.
Subsequently, wreaths were laid by the Deputy Inspector General of Assam Rifles, Mizoram Range, along with various dignitaries, including veterans, civilians, school children, and families.
The Assam Rifles War Memorial stands as a lasting symbol of bravery and sacrifice. The ceremony served as a heartfelt reminder of the nation’s appreciation and unwavering respect for its defenders.
Assam Rifles celebrated the 76th Republic Day with a series of patriotic activities across several districts in Manipur, such as Imphal West, Imphal East, Chandel, Thoubal, Bishnupur, Kangpokpi, Kakching, Churachandpur, Ukhrul, and Kamjong. These celebrations aimed to enhance national pride, nurture community ties, and honor the nation's heritage.
