The Prime Minister will continue his annual tradition of celebrating the festival with security personnel.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended Diwali greetings to the nation on Sunday, wishing citizens happiness, peace and prosperity. According to reports from The Economic Times and News18, the Prime Minister also confirmed he will visit soldiers to continue his annual tradition of celebrating the festival with jawans.
In a video message shared on X, Modi described the festival of lights as a symbol of the country's resolve against darkness and a commitment to stand against evil. He noted that the entire country is illuminated as people celebrate the occasion.
The Prime Minister stated that spending Diwali among the country's jawans has become a regular routine for him every year. He reaffirmed that he will continue this practice during the current year.
President Droupadi Murmu also extended her greetings to Indians in India and abroad via X. She described the festival as a symbol of the victory of virtues over negative tendencies and the beginning of a joyful life.
President Murmu highlighted the religious significance of the festival, noting that people worship Bhagwan Ganesh and Mahalakshmi Mata. She also called for social harmony and environmental protection while expressing hope for the contribution of youth toward building a Viksit Bharat.
