CM Bhajan Lal joins Har Ghar Tiranga push in Sriganganagar
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A sea of tricolours swept through Sadulshahar in Sriganganagar district on 14 August 2026, as Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma hailed the massive turnout at a Tiranga Yatra — a flag march — as living proof of the nation's unbreakable patriotic resolve on the eve of Independence Day.
Sharing images from the event, Sharma wrote that the 'historic and vast flood of people' was a testament to what he called 'Rashtra-Pratham' — 'Nation First' — a commitment he credited to the momentum generated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Har Ghar Tiranga campaign. 'Every citizen,' he wrote, 'is holding the tricolour and raising the flag of India's unity, integrity, and glorious culture.'
What Har Ghar Tiranga is — and why it keeps growing
Har Ghar Tiranga — 'A Tricolour at Every Home' — was launched in 2022 as the centrepiece of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the government's nationwide celebration of 75 years of Indian independence. The campaign asked citizens to hoist or display the national flag at their homes, offices, and establishments around 15 August each year. What began as a one-time gesture has become an annual civic ritual, with state governments organising marches, flag distributions, and public gatherings to sustain participation.
Rajasthan, under Sharma's BJP government since December 2023, has leaned into the campaign as a vehicle for both national sentiment and political messaging. The choice of Sriganganagar — a border district in northern Rajasthan that shares proximity with Pakistan — adds a layer of symbolic weight to the flag march: few places make the idea of sovereignty feel more tangible.
The call from Sadulshahar
Sharma's post was not merely a report from the ground — it was an explicit call to action. He urged citizens to fly the tricolour at homes and establishments and to 'renew the pledge to work together for the country's unity, integrity, sovereignty, and progress.' The appeal, amplified under the hashtag #HarGharTiranga, mirrors the central government's own social-media mobilisation around Independence Day.
With flag-hoisting events expected across Rajasthan's other districts and states on 15 August, Sadulshahar's yatra is the opening note of what the BJP hopes will be a nationwide chorus by morning.