Indore Youths Pay Tribute To Indian Army, Write Letter In Blood Honouring Operation Sindoor |
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Indore youths wrote letters with their blood to the Armed forces, honouring them for the success of Operation Sindoor conducted against terrorists hideouts in Pakistan.
The members of Mata Vasundhara Seva Samiti have and MLA Ramesh Mendola Fans Club have written a letter with their blood and dedicated it to the Indian Army. Earlier also, a letter was sent to the Prime Minister in Indore signed with blood in protest against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam.
The whole world saw the courage of our soldiers
This letter written with blood has been prepared by Raja Kothari. He told that Lata Kaithwas, Ashwin Ujjainkar, Akash Rathore, Anisha Kothari and Sonu Jaiswal of the organization have also signed this letter with their blood.
The letter says- “Operation Sindoor is a symbol of valor, courage and patriotism of the Indian Army. The success of this operation has filled the heart of every Indian with pride. The valor shown by our soldiers was seen by the whole world. We request the Prime Minister to read this letter in front of the Indian Army, so that they feel that the countrymen are with them.”
Raja Kothari said that he will first hand over this letter to Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya, MLA Ramesh Mendola and city president Sumit Mishra. He will request them to send this letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He believes that when this letter reaches the army, every soldier will feel proud that the country understands and respects their sacrifice.
Earlier people protested through letter with blood
Earlier, terrorists had killed innocent Hindus in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The entire country was saddened by this attack. To express this anger, a protest was held at Rajwada Chowk in Indore.
During this, people signed a letter addressed to Prime Minister Modi with their blood. Blood was extracted by pricking a needle in the thumb and thumb impressions and signatures were made on the letter with that blood.
