SRINAGAR: The Kashmir division of Jammu and Kashmir held full dress rehearsals for the 78th Independence Day celebrations on August 13, showcasing the region’s preparations for the grand event. The rehearsals were held in various districts, including Srinagar, Anantnag, Baramulla, Ganderbal, Pulwama, Kulgam, Bandipora, and Shopian.
In Srinagar, the rehearsal was held at Bakshi Stadium, where Divisional Commissioner Vijay Kumar Bidhuri hoisted the national flag and took salute at the March Past. The event featured contingents from various security forces, including BSF, CRPF, SSB, and JKP, as well as students from various schools and educational institutions.
The rehearsals also included cultural programs showcasing the region’s rich cultural heritage and patriotic themes. The events were attended by senior officials, including divisional and district commissioners, police officers, and other government officials.
In Anantnag, the rehearsal was held at Shaheed Himayun Muzzamil Memorial Government Degree College, where Additional District Development Commissioner Abdul Aziz Sheikh took the salute at the March Past. The event featured contingents from CRPF, JKP, Home Guards, JKP Band, and Fire & Emergency.
In Baramulla, the rehearsal was held at Showkat Ali Sports Stadium, where Additional District Development Commissioner Syed Qamar Sajad hoisted the national flag and took salute at the March Past. The event featured contingents from BSF, JKP, Sashastra Seema Bal, Home Guards, and JKP Band.
The rehearsals were marked by patriotic fervor and enthusiasm, with participants showcasing their marching skills and discipline. The events were attended by hundreds of people, including government officials, police officers, and students.
The full dress rehearsals were held to ensure that all arrangements are in place for a smooth and successful celebration of Independence Day on August 15. The events were a testament to the region’s preparedness for the national celebration and its commitment to honoring the country’s independence.
The Kashmir division’s preparations for Independence Day were a result of weeks of dedicated practice and planning by various departments and agencies. The rehearsals showcased the region’s rich cultural heritage and patriotic themes, highlighting the importance of national integration and unity.
Overall, the full dress rehearsals were a success, with participants showcasing their skills and enthusiasm for the national celebration. The events were a testament to the region’s commitment to honoring India’s independence and its rich cultural heritage.
Full dress rehearsals spark pride ahead of 78th Independence Day celebrations in Kashmir
