On the eve of the BSF’s 55th Raising Day, Aneel Kashi Murarka and his Social Awareness Organisation, Ample Missiion presented a Tricolour Banner as a gift of love to the brave Indian soldiers of the BSF during a ceremony at the Attari-Wagah border on Saturday.
The Tricolour banner, when unfurled is nearly 72 metres long with hundreds of signatures and messages that the campaign has so far attracted from students studying in hundreds of schools and colleges across the city of Mumbai.
BSF Officials were delighted and accepted the Tricolour banner as a token of love and appreciation from them.
Murarka, his son Sidhaant and their entire family was present on the occasion.
The Tricolour banner material has been specially woven for this signature drive by skilled textile industry experts to ensure that the quality and colour on the fabric is long lasting and technically can be folded back together in its entirety easily. The Tricolour banner had toured across hundreds of kilometres to reach many young students.
The signature campaign was designed as an important tool to educate and inspire the youth about the valour and sacrifices of our valiant Armed forces. “We want them to be able to express their gratitude to the brave soldiers who are safeguarding the nation's boundaries day and night. Through this initiative, we hope to keep the fire of patriotism burning in every young Indians hearts,” said Aneel Murarka.
He said that through this initiative, he intends to bridge the void between the youth and our defence personnel.