Har Ghar Tiranga campaign continues across state
Source: Chronicle News Service / DIO
Imphal, August 14 2022:
CCPUR: As a part of the on going Har Ghar Thanga (HGT) campaign to commemorate Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM), Singhat AC MLA Chinlunthang hoisted the Indian National Flag at the historical site of Zou Gal Cemetery complex, Behiang under Singhat sub-division on Saturday.
He also paid homage to all those who were part of Zou Gal for their outstanding courage and sacrifices.
Speaking at the event organised by Churachandpur district administration, Chinlunthang informed that the Ministry of Art and Culture under the supervision of chief minister N Biren has been putting in efforts to figure out unsung heroes and freedom fighters of the country and honour them during the celebration of AKAM.
"Today, we are honoured and proud to have forefathers who fought against the colonial British and dared to sacrifice their precious lives to protect our land, dignity, and liberty during the Zou Gal (1917-19).We also remember the sacrifices of martyrs like Maj David Manlun, who is from the area, and also Colonel Viplav Tripathi, with his family and soldiers who laid down their life in the ambush within Behiang range," he stated, while maintaining that the soldiers of Zou Gal were now recognised as Indian freedom fighters.
During the Zou Gal, several fierce encounters took place between the Zou fighters and British troops at Tuibom, in Chakpi River, Gotengkot near Kana River, and so on.
These incidents have been maintained in locals and colonial records, he said.
While exhorting the people to unceasingly show their love for the motherland, and reaffirm their commitment to work for the development of the state and country as a whole, the MLA assured that the state government will work for all-round development and will never betray the people's trust.
As a part of the observance, Singhat SDO/BDO Namlalung Gangmei, 46 AR post commander Kennedy Maring, Behiang police station officer in-charge Rishikesh Sharma, chiefs, tribe leaders, students and hundreds of people paid homage by offering floral tributes to Zou Gal warriors.
They also planted tree saplings to mark the occasion.
On the other hand, the District Administration organised a Tiranga cycle rally to raise awareness about 'Har Ghar Tiranga".
The rally was flagged off from mini-secretariat, Tuibong by deputy commissioner Sharath Chandra Arroju and culminated at Khuga Dam.
Around 70 cyclists took part in the rally.
Later, a full dress rehearsal for Independence Day celebration was held at Lamka public ground, Churachandpur.
KAKCHING: To commemorate 75 years of India's Independence and as a part of celebrating Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM), District Administration of Kakching on Sunday organised a mass rally as a part of Har Ghar Tiranga on the eve of the 76th Independence Day.
The rally organised started from DC Complex Kakching and covered Kakching Ba zaar before winding up at the starting point.
The mass rally was participated by DC Kakching Somorjit Salam, SP Kakching Shrey Vats, staff of DC office, district level officers, Anganwadi workers, ASHAs and local clubs.
Earlier, ICDS project, Kakching also hoisted National flag in their office.
THOUBAL: A bicycle rally was organised by Thoubal district administration & DIT Thoubal in collaboration with CSC-SPV (Common Service Center - Special purpose Vehicle).
The rally was flagged off by DC A Subhash Singh from Thoubal Mini Secretariat.
Flagging off the rally, Subhash talked about the importance of HGT campaign and also acknowledged the presence of District e-Gov-ernance Society in the campaign.
He said the society has an important role in the development of the district.
The rally led by the deputy commissioner was also participated by SP Jogeshchandra Haobijam, ADM B Lokeshor Sharma and about 50 CSC members from the district.
Rural Voluntary Services (RVS), Wangbal Mayai Leikai also organised 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign at Eramdam Ningol Shanglen, which is an open shelter for girls operated by the organisation, on Sunday.
Flags were also distributed to the girls residing at the home and to people in nearby areas.
IMPHAL EAST: Government aided Central High School, Chalou in Imphal East district conducted Har Ghar Tiranga campaign to commemorate the 75th year of India's independence with the participation of students and teachers on Sunday.