**Karnataka Government to Host Unity March in Bengaluru for Soldiers**
In a powerful display of solidarity, the Karnataka government is set to organize a unity march in Bengaluru on Friday morning to honor the nation’s soldiers involved in Operation Sindoor. This non-partisan event will commence at 9:30 AM from KR Circle and conclude at KSCA Circle by 10 AM, all under the national tricolor.
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will lead the march, which aims to express collective gratitude and support for the armed forces. Senior government officials, including the Chief Minister and cabinet ministers, are expected to join the procession. “This initiative is for everyone, regardless of political affiliation,” stated Shivakumar. He emphasized the importance of unity, inviting all political parties, private companies, students, artists, craftsmen, industry professionals, and members of the chamber of commerce to participate.
Shivakumar reiterated the inclusive nature of the event, stating, “All government officials have agreed to participate. We encourage everyone to come together to honor 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 part of the tribute to Indian soldiers involved in the operation, the state government has also arranged special pujas in temples across Karnataka and has requested prayers to be held in mosques on Friday.
**FAQ**
*What is the purpose of the unity march in Bengaluru?*
The unity march aims to honor and show support for the Indian soldiers engaged in Operation Sindoor, fostering a sense of collective gratitude among citizens and government officials alike.
