PM Modi celebrates Diwali with troops at Kutch

Modi left for the Sir Creek area after addressing the National Unity Day event at Kevadia in Gujarat on the occasion of Sardar Patel’s birth anniversary

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 02:35 PM Oct 31, 2024 IST

PM Narendra Modi celebrates Diwali with troops.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday celebrated Diwali with BSF, Army, Navy and Air Force personnel at Lakki Nala in Sir Creek area in Kutch, Gujarat.

Modi left for the Sir Creek area after addressing the National Unity Day event at Kevadia in Gujarat on the occasion of Sardar Patel’s birth anniversary.

In Kevadia, Modi said India was working for one nation one election and one nation one secular civil code.

Sir Creek is an extremely inhospitable place, due to the very hot days and very cold nights. The terrain is challenging.

Modi has been celebrating Diwali with troops since 2014 when he became Prime Minister.

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