US President Joe Biden
The festival of Diwali is being celebrated with great pomp all over the world. Meanwhile, the flow of good wishes also continues. US President Joe Biden has extended best wishes on the occasion of Diwali. He said Happy Diwali to more than a billion Hindus, Jainists, Sikhs and Buddhists celebrating in the US and around the world.
Joe Biden’s congratulatory message
The US President wrote on the social media platform Symbolizes the message of seeking.” He added, “It’s a message that has helped our country emerge stronger from the last few difficult years, and it means more to us now than ever.”
“This Diwali, may we reflect on the power of our shared light and embrace the enduring spirit of our nation on this holy day,” he said. Joining the more than a billion Hindus, Jains, Sikhs celebrating in the US and around the world And we wish Happy Diwali to the Buddhists.
Eric Garcetti congratulated
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti also extended Diwali greetings. While sharing a video of Diwali, he said that he celebrated Diwali in India for the first time. He expressed his happiness as he enjoyed dancing, food and music with his colleagues in India on the occasion of Diwali.
Top leaders of many countries expressed their best wishes
Apart from this, leaders of many other countries including British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, Australian PM Anthony Albanese, Norway’s PM Gohar Storey, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Singapore’s Deputy PM Lawrence Wong, US Vice President Kamala Harris celebrated Diwali. Best wishes on the festival.
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