Tiranga Car Rally held in Canada to celebrate India's Independence Day

The car rally consisted of more than 200 cars decorated with both Indian and Canadian flags.The iconic Niagara Falls was illuminated in the colours of
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Tiranga Car Rally started from Radio India (York Business Center) Surrey to Vancouver. Image Credits: Twitter/ India in Canada @HCI_Ottawa
Tiranga Car Rally started from Radio India (York Business Center) Surrey to Vancouver. Image Credits: Twitter/ India in Canada @HCI_Ottawa

A 'Tiranga Car Rally' from Surrey to Vancouver was organised by two organisations namely 'Gurukul Canada' and 'Friends of India-Canada' to celebrate India's 74th Independence Day.

The car rally consisted of more than 200 cars decorated with both Indian and Canadian flags. It started from Radio India (York Business Center) Surrey to Vancouver.

Pictures and videos shared by the Consulate General of India in Vancouver showed people waving the Indian and Canadian flags and raising patriotic slogans.

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The iconic Niagara Falls was illuminated in the colours of the Indian national flag as part of the Independence Day celebrations.

Ajay Bisaria, India's High Commissioner to Canada, shared the mesmerising view of Niagara Falls on his Twitter account.

"And to top up the celebrations, the iconic #niagarafalls light up in Indian colours on our #74thIndependenceDay. Thank you Canada, thanks to Team @IndiainToronto. No better emblem of the strength of Indian-Canadian ties!" he tweeted.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau extended his greetings on the occasion.

"Today, we join the people of India and Indian-Canadian communities across Canada to celebrate the Independence Day of India, the world's largest democracy. Canada and India have a strong, longstanding, and vibrant relationship built on our shared traditions of democracy and pluralism, and deep cultural and people-to-people ties," he said in a statement.

"The over one million Canadians of Indian heritage have made -- and continue to make -- many important contributions to our country," he said in a statement.

First Published Date: 16 Aug 2020, 13:35 PM IST
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