Srinagar, Aug 15: On the occasion of Independence Day, the Kashmir Valley came alive with vibrant colors as government buildings across the region, particularly in Srinagar, were illuminated with the tricolour. The spectacular display added a sense of reverence and allure to the day, creating a memorable experience for the people of Kashmir.
In Srinagar, the heart of the valley, the sight of government buildings adorned in the national colors was especially striking. The illuminated buildings drew large crowds, with many flocking to capture the moment. People gathered in the evening air, excitedly taking selfies in front of the brightly lit buildings and proudly sharing their pictures on social media platforms. The sense of pride and unity was palpable, as the tricolor lights symbolized a collective celebration of the nation’s independence.
The Ghanta Ghar tower, also known as Lal Chowk Square, became a focal point in Srinagar, attracting large crowds who captured photos and videos, making the day even more vibrant. The city center, aglow with tricolor lights, buzzed with activity as people proudly documented the occasion well into the night.
One local resident, Mohammed Amir, expressed his delight at the transformation in public sentiment. “Earlier, people were hesitant to engage in such activities. But now, it has become a common and proud moment for everyone,” he told Rising Kashmir. His words reflect the growing sense of national pride in the valley, as more and more people embrace the significance of this day.
The illumination of government buildings was not limited to Srinagar alone. Across the valley, in towns and villages, the tricolour lights could be seen brightening the night, drawing the attention and admiration of all who saw them.
