On October 2, a distressing scene unfolded at the Indian Embassy in London gathered outside the Indian Embassy, committing an act that shook the hearts of all Indians. They disrespected the flag, poured cow urine, and trampled it underfoot, symbolizing an insult to India's integrity. Amidst the chaos, a ray of hope emerged in the form of Satyam Surana, a 17-year-old student at LSE. He rescues the flag from the hands of those aiming to tarnish its sanctity. His courageous act, saving the Tricolour, is a shining example of what it means to be an Indian and the pride we hold for our national flag.

During the protest, the Khalistan extremists showed their intense dislike for India. They not only disrespected the Tricolour but also insulted the Indian Prime Minister and the High Commissioner, Mr. Doraiswami. Their slogans were filled with hate towards Hindus and support for Khalistan, directed at a specific group and belief. The Tricolour faced continuous disrespect throughout the protest. Some protesters went as far as tying our national flag to their legs, while others attached it to their car's mud flaps, dragging it on the road in a shameful manner.

Amid this chaos, Satyam Surana emerged as a hero. While the extremists trampled the Tricolour underfoot and defiled it with cow urine, Satyam saw no fear. In that crucial moment, he believed it was his duty as an Indian to protect the flag. With unwavering determination, he swiftly retrieved the Tricolour from behind the police cordon. It wasn't just the flag under attack but the dignity and honor of every Indian. Satyam acted on his instincts, rescuing the flag, folding it with reverence, and walking away, undeterred by the hostile crowd. The police also advised him to leave, leaving the extremists bewildered.

This incident in London is deeply disturbing. Such actions are unacceptable and go against our values and respect for our nation. On the other hand, Satyam Surana's courageous act reflects the spirit of every Indian. When our flag and culture are disrespected, we must protect them from those who seek to defile them. Satyam's bravery reminds us that the Tricolour unites us all and deserves our utmost respect and the values and principles that define us as Indians. Our Tricolour unites us and represents our identity as a nation. When it is under attack, it is the duty of every Indian to safeguard it. 

Well done, Satyam, for standing up for our flag and values! Your courageous act serves as a source of inspiration for the entire nation, reminding us of our collective responsibility to preserve our identity and integrity.