At the Sadqi Border Post on the India-Pakistan border, where the ceremonial Retreat Ceremony is held daily, the Indian National Flag will now soar higher than Pakistan’s national flag.
Fazilka, January 26: Officials hold the ceremonial Retreat Ceremony daily at the Sadqi Border Post on the India-Pakistan border. Now, the India’s Tricolor Flag will soar higher than Pakistan’s national flag. A project to install a 60-meter-high tricolor has begun. MLA Narinder Pal Singh Sawna laid the foundation stone today.
Punjab Government aims to make Fazilka a prominent hub for tourism
MLA Sawna spoke on the occasion. He stated that the Punjab Government aims to make Fazilka a prominent hub for tourism. The leadership of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann guides their efforts. They also seek to honor national pride. This project, signifying India’s national glory, will cost ₹75 lakh and the team will complete it within four months.
India’s Tricolor Flag will stand taller at 60 meters, symbolizing national pride and unity.
At the moment, Pakistan’s national flag stands at approximately 50 meters on their side of the border. Once the project is completed, India’s tricolor will stand taller at 60 meters, symbolizing national pride and unity. MLA Sawna extended his gratitude to Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann. He appreciated the approval of this significant project. Its foundation being laid on Republic Day adds a special significance. He remarked, “When our tricolor flies the highest at Sadqi Border, it will be a proud moment. It will bring pride to the entire nation.”
MLA Sawna’s wife, Khushboo Sawan Sukhha Sawna, was also present
MLA Sawna’s wife, Khushboo Sawan Sukhha Sawna, was also present at the event. Also present were BSF DIG Vijay Kumar, Commandant Karuna Nidhi Tripathi, and Assistant Commandant Jatinder Kumar Singh. Executive Engineer Rajesh Grover of Panchayati Raj Public Works Department Fazilka and SDO Manpreet Kamboj were also there. Chairman Parmjeet Singh Nurshah, among others, graced the occasion.
This initiative will further establish the Sadqi Border Post as a symbol of national pride and a prominent landmark on India’s western frontier
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