PM Modi on Sunday morning arrived at Lepcha in Himachal Pradesh to observe Diwali with troopers.
State leader Narendra Modi on Sunday morning arrived at Lepcha in Himachal Pradesh to observe Diwali with warriors. ” Arrived at Lepcha in Himachal Pradesh to observe Diwali with our bold security powers,” PM Modi composed on X, previously known as Twitter, and shared pictures.
The PM additionally shared photographs in which he should be visible wearing military clothing and communicating with security work force.
PM Modi has been visiting military offices to observe Diwali since he came to control in 2014. During these visits, he associates with the tactical staff and praises the celebration. This will be his 10th Diwali commending with the fighters
n 2014, the PM commended the celebration with security powers in Siachen. The following year, he visited three remembrances in Punjab to respect the achievements of the Indian Armed force in the 1965 conflict. In 2016, he went to Himachal Pradesh to meet troopers close to the China line and held collaborations with the men in uniform from the Indo-Tibetan Boundary Police (ITBP), the Dogra Scouts, and the military at Sumdoh. In 2017, the PM went to the Gurez area in North Kashmir, in 2018 he spent Diwali in Uttarakhand’s Harsil where he paid an unexpected visit to troops, in 2019 he visited the warriors in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri, and in 2020, he was at the line post of Longewala.

In 2021, he praised the celebration of lights in Jammu and Kashmir’s Nowshera. Last year, Modi observed Diwali with fighters in Kargil.
In the mean time, prior in the day, PM Modi stretched out his desires to individuals on the event of Diwali. ” Wishing everybody a Blissful Diwali! May this unique celebration give pleasure, flourishing and magnificent wellbeing to everybody’s lives,” he wrote in a post on X.

Quite, Diwali is seen on Amavasya (or the new moon), the fifteenth day of the long stretch of Kartik, consistently. The celebration – otherwise called the ‘celebration of lights’ – is the image of the triumph of light over obscurity and great over evil.