Kejriwal unfurls 75 Tricolours in the Capital
The Hindu
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday led the installation of Tricolours at 75 locations across Delhi. The flags were unfurled, he said, to instil “a strong sense of deshbhakti”, or patriotism, in citizens.
He added that the 75 flags, installed at a height of 115 feet each, have been put up in such a pattern that each citizen can see at least one flag whenever they step out. Five national flags were unfurled on Independence Day last year in East Kidwai Nagar, Patparganj, Shakur Basti, Kalkaji and Dwarka.
The CM said that Delhi was perhaps the only city in the world to have installed the national flag at so many locations. He added that the Government was examining whether it had successfully secured a place in the Guiness Book of World Records. The flags were a tribute to India’s freedom struggle and its freedom fighters, he further added.
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