Diwali Celebrations Amidst Duty: PM Modi Celebrates with BSF Soldiers While Indian and Chinese Armies Exchange Sweets
Prime Minister Modi honors BSF personnel in Gujarat as Indian and Chinese troops complete withdrawal in Eastern Ladakh and share festive sweets at the border.
The festival of Diwali is being celebrated with great enthusiasm in different parts of the world along with the country, while the army personnel are deployed on the border to protect the country on this holy festival and are performing their duty diligently.
On this special occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Kutch in Gujarat to celebrate Diwali with BSF soldiers. Some of his pictures have also surfaced from here. Prime Minister Modi arrived among the soldiers of the Border Security Force (BSF) deployed on the India-Pakistan border.
Not only this, with the completion of the process of withdrawal of the armies of India and China in eastern Ladakh, the way for patrolling by the armies of both countries on Diwali has been cleared. On Diwali, both the armies also gave sweets to each other. The process of withdrawal of soldiers in eastern Ladakh is now complete. On the occasion of Diwali, both armies gave sweets to each other on Thursday. According to information received from the army, this initiative started after an important agreement between India and China.
According to the information, soldiers of the Indian and Chinese armies also exchanged sweets at the Chushul-Moldo border point on the occasion of Diwali. The process of withdrawal of troops from two confrontation points between China and India in Demchok and Depsang plains in eastern Ladakh has been completed and soon the army will start patrolling at these points.
