Army installed J&K’s steep Doda district’s tallest iconic national flag

In the rugged Doda area of Jammu & Kashmir, the Army erected the tallest “Iconic National Banner”. The highest tricolour in the Doda district, which has been erected on a 100-foot pole, was unfurled by Maj Gen Ajay Kumar, GOC Delta Force, Commander 9 Sector RR Brig. Samir K. Palande, DC Doda Vishesh Paul Mahajan, and SSP Abdul Qayoom.

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The Flag is a monument to the many Chenab Region troops who have given their lives in order to preserve the unity and integrity of the country. He also paid tribute to the surviving family members of fallen warriors on this occasion. The raising of the nation’s flag on a 100-foot pole, the first of its type in the Doda district, is a moment of pride for all of the area’s citizens, not just the Army. Locals, particularly students and Veer Naris (war widows), who had flocked to the momentous occasion in large numbers, expressed gratitude to the Army for including them in the historic moment.

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