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Maharana’s statue unveiled

ROPAR: Governor VP Singh Badnore unveiled an 18fthigh statue of Maharana Pratap at Naya Nangal Ropar on Monday in the presence of local MLA and Assembly Speaker Rana KP Singh

Updated At : 06:53 AM Feb 27, 2018 IST

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Governor VP Singh Badnore unveiled an 18-ft-high statue of Maharana Pratap at Naya Nangal (Ropar) on Monday in the presence of local MLA and Assembly Speaker Rana KP Singh. Tribune Photo

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Governor VP Singh Badnore unveiled an 18-ft-high statue of Maharana Pratap at Naya Nangal (Ropar) on Monday in the presence of local MLA and Assembly Speaker Rana KP Singh.

Badnore also paid tributes to Kargil war martyr Amol Kalia on his birth anniversary. The Rajput Welfare Society presented mementos to the Governor and the Speaker. Tribune Photo

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