Karnataka government plans unity march to honour Operation Sindoor's soldiers

(News Agency)-In a symbolic gesture of solidarity, the Karnataka government will lead a unity march in Bengaluru on Friday morning to honour the nation’s soldiers engaged in Operation Sindoor. The event, described as a non-partisan initiative, will begin at 9.30 am from KR Circle and conclude by 10 am at the KSCA Circle.
The unity march will be held under the national tricolour and is being led by the Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. All senior government officials, including the Chief Minister and cabinet ministers, are expected to participate in the procession, which aims to express collective gratitude and support for the armed forces.
“This is not affiliated with any party, it’s an initiative for everyone,” said Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar.
He said, “Tomorrow morning at 9.30 am, we will begin a march with our tricolour national flag from KR Circle to KSCA Circle to show respect and support for our nation’s soldiers. We extend the invitation to all political parties. We invite private companies, students, party members, artists, craftsmen, industry professionals, and members of the chamber of commerce to join us.”

Reiterating the inclusive nature of the event, Shivakumar added, “All government officials, including the Chief Minister and cabinet ministers, have agreed to participate. We request everyone to come together to honour those who are fighting for our nation. The march will conclude at KSCA Circle around 10 am, allowing participants to continue with their day.”

“As a minister of Bengaluru, I take responsibility for this initiative and extend this official invitation to all. Let’s unite to show our respect and support,” he said.