New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today visited NCC Republic Day Camp and watched parade and cultural programmes performed by cadets.
A contingent of NCC cadets from all the three wings of Army, Navy and Air Force, presented a 'Guard of Honour' to the chief minister who was the chief guest at the event.
Around 2070 cadets are participating in the camp that will conclude with PM Rally on January 28. Two marching contingents, and two marching bands, all- boys and all-girls each, will march on the Rajpath on January 26
He praised the cadets for their performance.
Later, Mr Kejriwal and senior officers from the NCC watched a cultural programme by the cadets.
A contingent of NCC cadets from all the three wings of Army, Navy and Air Force, presented a 'Guard of Honour' to the chief minister who was the chief guest at the event.
Around 2070 cadets are participating in the camp that will conclude with PM Rally on January 28. Two marching contingents, and two marching bands, all- boys and all-girls each, will march on the Rajpath on January 26
He praised the cadets for their performance.
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Later, Mr Kejriwal and senior officers from the NCC watched a cultural programme by the cadets.
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