Honoring Triumph: West Bengal Governor Hails Armed Forces on Vijay Diwas

West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose praised the armed forces on Vijay Diwas, celebrating India's victory in the 1971 war against Pakistan. He emphasized the triumph of right over might and extended wishes to Bangladesh. The ceremony included tributes to martyrs with floral showers and patriotic tunes.

On Vijay Diwas, West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose paid tribute to the armed forces, commemorating India's victorious 1971 war against Pakistan. Addressing the celebrations at Fort William, Bose highlighted the triumph of righteousness over oppressive regimes.

The governor recalled India's joint efforts with the 'Muktijoddhas', fighting against tyranny to establish democracy, thereby liberating Bangladesh. His message underscored that history remembers those who fight for justice and strength.

Extending his wishes to Bangladesh, Bose described the day as a significant celebration of freedom. The event featured a wreath-laying ceremony led by Bose and Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh, accompanied by ex-servicemen, as Army helicopters and bands added to the patriotic atmosphere.

(With inputs from agencies.)