Jammu & Kashmir: Coloured as 'Tiranga' Srinagar's Lal Chowk welcomes 2024 with spectacular celebrations
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Jammu & Kashmir: Coloured as ‘Tiranga’ Srinagar’s Lal Chowk welcomes 2024 with spectacular celebrations

Lal Chowk in Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, witnessed an enthusiastic gathering as a large number of people joyously welcomed the arrival of the new year amidst lively and festive celebrations

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New Year celebration at Lal Chowk

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A large number of people gathered at Lal Chowk in Srinagar district of Jammu & Kashmir, on December 31 night to welcome the new year in a joyous and celebratory atmosphere.

Srinagar Municipal Corporation Commissioner and CEO of Srinagar Smart City Ltd., Athar Aamir Khan, described the occasion as something the city has never seen before. “This is Srinagar Square, Lal Chowk right now! A city life never seen before. The celebration, the vibrancy like never before!” Athar Aamir Khan said in a post on X.

This is #SrinagarSquare, #LalChowk right now! A city life never seen before. The celebration, the vibrancy like never before!
This is the probably the biggest alibi to the transformation that Srinagar city has witnessed with the implementation of #SrinagarSmartCity projects!… pic.twitter.com/f3mL69RjFF

— Athar Aamir Khan (@AtharAamirKhan) December 31, 2023

“This is probably the biggest alibi to the transformation that Srinagar city has witnessed with the implementation of Srinagar Smart City (SMC) projects! Immensely proud of my Srinagar Smart City and SMC team for making this happen! Happy New Year!,” the municipal commissioner added.

Performances at Lal Chowk, Srinagar on New Year’s Eve

Earlier, on New Year’s Eve, people were seen dancing and singing at Lal Chowk in Srinagar as they welcomed the year 2024. Jammu & Kashmir’s Gulmarg town in Baramulla district also witnessed the New Year’s Eve celebration amid laser shows and dance performances.

Rush over Lal Chowk to witness the celebrations

Meanwhile, other cities across the country also welcomed the new year with lavish celebrations and joy. Goa dazzled with a magnificent display of fireworks, and people gathered at Mumbai’s Gateway of India to welcome 2024.

Lal Chowk decked up in lights, coloured in ‘Tiranga’

In Delhi, a New Year’s aarti was performed at Jhandewalan Devi Temple, and huge crowds gathered at Connaught Place. Similarly, Kamarajar Salai in Chennai saw a large turnout, and Mall Road in Shimla was filled with people welcoming the upcoming year.

(with inputs from ANI)

Topics: Lal ChowkSrinagarNew YearNew Year 2024Srinagar Smart City
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