PM Modi with soldiers.
Like every year, PM Modi has arrived among the brave soldiers of the country to celebrate the festival of Diwali. PM tweeted this morning and informed that he has come among the soldiers in Lepcha, Himachal Pradesh to celebrate Diwali. While addressing the soldiers, PM Modi said that India is safe as long as brave soldiers like Himalaya are deployed on the border.
Ayodhya is where Indian Army soldiers
PM Modi said that every year I come and celebrate Diwali with our army personnel. It is said that Ayodhya is where Lord Ram is, but for me, the place where the Indian Army soldiers are, is no less than a temple. PM told that I have not celebrated any Diwali for the last 30-35 years, when I was not with you people. Even when I was not PM or CM, I used to go to some border area to celebrate the festival of Diwali.
India’s borders should remain safe
Praising the soldiers, PM Modi said, is there any issue whose solution has not been given by our brave men? PM Modi told the soldiers that considering the situation in the world today, expectations from India are continuously increasing. In such a situation, it is important that India’s borders remain secure. We are creating an atmosphere of peace in the country. The country and you have a big role in this. India is safe as long as our army stands firm and steadfast on its borders like the Himalayas.
An experience full of pride – PM Modi
PM Modi said that spending Diwali with our brave security forces in Lepcha has been an experience full of deep emotion and pride. PM Modi said in his address that the courage of our security forces is unwavering. Deployed in the toughest terrains, away from their loved ones during festivals, their sacrifice and dedication keeps us safe. These guardians of our nation brighten our lives with their dedication.
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