Government issues statement on hoisting the Tricolor
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Statement by the government
The Gujarat government on Thursday released a statement outlining the considerations to be made when flying the Tricolor at home and places of business as part of the campaign, which will take place from August 13 to 15.
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Hoisting, usage, and display of the Tricolor
According to the official statement, the Prevention of Insult to National Honour Act of 1971 and the Flag Code of India, 2002 govern the hoisting, usage, and display of the Tricolor.
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Ratio 3:2
The announcement indicated that Tricolors manufactured of polyster, cotton, wool, silk, and khadi can be hoisted in accordance with the modified Flag Code. A citizen may raise the Tricolor both during the day and at night.The declaration also said that the national flag must have a rectangle shape and can be any size, but its length to height must equal 3:2.
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Displayed clearly
The national flag must always be displayed clearly and in a dignified location. Flags that are damaged cannot be flown. Additionally, no other flag may be flown on the same masthead with the national flag.
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The national flag can't be flown over or adjacent to another flag or fabric.
The national flag cannot be flown on a vehicle by anybody other than the President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, and Governor, in accordance with the flag code.The national flag may not be raised above or placed next any other flag or its fabric.