US EditionAssam's Sootea Police Station marks first hoisting of the tricolour in 1942
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Assam's Sootea Police Station marks first hoisting of the tricolour in 1942
Guwahati: The Sootea Police Station in Assam’s Biswanath, formerly part of undivided Darrang, holds historical significance as the first government office in India where the Union Jack was lowered and the tricolour was hoisted on 20 August 1942. This event marked a symbolic act during the Quit India movement and remains an important part of […] The post Assam’s Sootea Police Station marks first hoisting of the tricolour in 1942 appeared first on…
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