PM Modi celebrates Diwali with jawans near Indo-Pak border; hands out sweets

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the Diwali festival with personnel from the Border Security Force (BSF), Army, Navy, and Air Force at Lakki Nala in the Sir Creek area of Kachchh, Gujarat. The event highlighted his continued tradition of spending the festival with troops since 2014. (Image source: PTI)​

PM Modi was seen waving as he arrived in a military boat, demonstrating his appreciation for the armed forces. His presence in this inhospitable region underscored the importance of the festive occasion for those serving on the frontlines. (Image source: ANI)​

The Prime Minister arrived at Lakki Nala in the Sir Creek area, Kachchh, where the BSF logo could be seen in the backdrop. This location, marked by its challenging terrain, served as the backdrop for the Diwali celebrations. (Image source: PTI)​

PM Modi took the time to listen to soldiers, engaging with the personnel and expressing his gratitude for their service. This interaction highlighted the bond between the Prime Minister and the armed forces. (Image source: ANI)​

The Prime Minister was seen wearing a BSF uniform, complete with his name on the badge. This attire symbolised his solidarity with the forces during the Diwali celebrations, reflecting a sense of camaraderie. (Image source: ANI)​

PM Modi met with soldiers, who raised slogans of "Bharat Mata ki Jai" in unison. This enthusiastic display of patriotism further emphasised the festive spirit shared between the Prime Minister and the troops. (Image source: PTI)​

The Prime Minister shared sweets with army jawans, embodying the essence of Diwali as a time for togetherness and celebration. His gestures fostered a sense of joy and appreciation among the troops. (Image source: PTI)​

The Prime Minister, who celebrated Diwali with BSF also visited one of the floating Border Outposts (BOPs) and handed out sweets to the Jawans.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed, "Getting an opportunity to celebrate the festival of Diwali with the jawans is the biggest happiness... I extend my best wishes to you all..." His heartfelt words resonated with the personnel, enhancing the festive atmosphere. (Image source: ANI)​

Prime Minster while acknowledging the sacrifice of the soldiers who survive harsh conditions, also extended his happiness to have celebrated diwali in this fashion. "Glad to have celebrated Diwali with our brave personnel from the BSF, Army, Navy, and Air Force at Lakki Nala in the Creek Area, Kutch. This area is both challenging and remote ", he said.

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