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| PM Modi’s Diwali Message | | |
Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again celebrated Diwali with the soldiers in Kargil.
It was not for the first time that PM Modi has celebrated Diwali with soldiers, after coming to power in 2014 the Prime Minister has always spent Diwali with them.
In his Diwali message from Kargil PM Modi minced no words to send a stern message to Pakistan and China that anyone who casts an evil eye on the Indian territory will be given a befitting reply. He reiterated that war is the last option but maintained that India’s desire for peace should not be considered its weakness.
PM Modi recalled how the Indian military “crushed the hood of terror” in 1999 Kargil war and sent the terrorists packing.
It’s after a long time India has a got a strong Prime Minister like Narendra Modi, his approach has made it clear to the world that India is not a soft country and anyone who dares to look towards it will have to pay a heavy price.
The surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army in 2016 and Balakote airstrikes deep inside the Pakistan territory in 2019 made it clear to Pakistan and the terrorists operating from its soil that Indian Army can cross the line and hit them hard within their dens.
Under PM Modi’s leadership India neutralized the threat posed by China as it didn’t allow it to succeed in its expansionist machinations. India holding its ground left China with no other option other than to come on negotiating table to sort out the differences.
The government led by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, hasn’t given any chance to the adversaries to dominate India at any forum. India’s policy is clear that “talks and terror” cannot go together and Pakistan should stop dreaming about Kashmir.
By celebrating Diwali with soldiers PM Modi has driven home a point that India’s political leadership stands firmly behind its armed forces and backs their actions.
On the occasion of Diwali, Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has once again made it clear to adversaries that they should stay from India and mind their own business and if they don’t do it then they will have to face the consequences. |
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