Saturday, November 2, 2024

PM Modi Continues Diwali Tradition, Celebrates With Soldiers In Kachchh

PM Modi meets troopers in Gujarat’s Kachchh on the event of Diwali

New Delhi:

Continuing the custom of spending Diwali with troopers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited safety personnel posted in Gujarat’s Kachchh right this moment and wished them on the festive event. Visuals present the Prime Minister, wearing Army uniform, providing sweets to the troopers posted there. Prime Minister Modi met personnel of BSF, Army, Navy and Air Force at Lakki Nala in Sir Creek in Kachchh.

The Prime Minister wished the safety personnel on the event of Diwali and mentioned his needs characterize the emotions and gratitude of 140 crore Indians. “The country sees in you a guarantee of security and peace, the world sees India’s power and the enemy sees an end to evil intentions,” the Prime Minister mentioned.

“There is a government now which cannot compromise with one inch of the nation’s borders. There was a time when a plan to usurp Sir Creek in the name of diplomacy was in the works. I had opposed it as Gujarat Chief Minister. Now, we don’t trust the enemy’s words, but our soldiers’ pledge,” he mentioned.

Since 2014, when he took excessive job, Prime Minister Modi has spent Diwali with troopers posted in numerous corners of the nation. He visited Siachen in 2014, the Punjab border in 2015, Sumdo in Himachal Pradesh in 2016, Jammu and Kashmir’s Gurez sector in 2017, Uttarakhand’s Harsil in 2018, Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri in 2019 and Rajasthan’s Longewala in 2020. The Prime Minister’s 2021 Diwali was in Kashmir’s Nowshera, 2022 in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kargil and 2023 in Himachal’s Lepcha.

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Earlier right this moment, the Prime Minister attended celebrations on the event of National Unity Day, which marks the delivery anniversary of Sardar Vallabhai Patel, identified for his key position in nationwide integration after Independence in 1947.

The Prime Minister attended grand celebrations at Gujarat’s Kewadiya, the place Sardar Patel’s grand statue — the Statue of Unity — is situated. He mentioned this National Unity Day is particular as a result of it coincides with Diwali. He additionally introduced the start of the two-year celebrations of Sardar Patel’s a hundred and fiftieth delivery anniversary.

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