Tricolour unfurled at Hamirpur judicial complexes

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Hamirpur, Updated At : 11:04 AM Jan 28, 2025 IST

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The 76th Republic Day was celebrated with patriotic fervour across all three judicial complexes in Hamirpur district, including Hamirpur, Barsar, and Nadaun, yesterday. The national flag was proudly hoisted at each complex, symbolising the unity and spirit of the nation.

At the District Judicial Complex in Hamirpur, District and Sessions Judge Bhuvnesh Awasthi presided over the ceremony, unfurling the Tricolour in the presence of an esteemed gathering. In Barsar, Judicial Magistrate Manu Prinja led the Republic Day celebrations by unfurling the national flag, joined by officers, staff members, and advocates.

Similarly, at the Nadaun Judicial Complex, Senior Civil Judge Anuj Bahl unfurled the Tricolour. — OC

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