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Wheelchair Tiranga Yatra Highlights Patriotism, Equal Participation in Indore

Wheelchair Tiranga Yatra Highlights Patriotism, Equal Participation in Indore

Some people use wheelchairs because they have a disability, which means their bodies work a little differently.

A group called Sarthak Sanstha organized a special rally for them in Indore, a city in India.

It was called a Tiranga Yatra, named after the Indian flag, the Tiranga.

The rally was held just before Independence Day, when India celebrates becoming a free country.

Everyone rode in wheelchairs from Kothari Market parking to Gandhi Hall.

A famous man who has won the Padma Shri award, Satyendra Singh Lohia, led the rally.

Para athletes, business owners, and artists also joined in.

The leader of the group, Deepak Jain, said that being in a wheelchair does not mean a person cannot do great things.

He wanted people to show respect and give equal chances instead of feeling sorry for them.

The rally ended with everyone singing the national anthem.

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