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Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the festival of Diwali with security force personnel in Jammu Kashmir's Kargil.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the festival of Diwali with security force personnel in Jammu Kashmir's Kargil.

Diwali 2022: Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Kargil

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday reached Jammu Kashmir's Kargil among Indian Army jawans to celebrate the festival of Diwali with them. Image Source: PTI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday reached Jammu Kashmir's Kargil among Indian Army jawans to celebrate the festival of Diwali with them. Image Source: PTI
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This is the ninth consecutive year when the Prime Minister reached a border area to celebrate Diwali with security force personnel. He has been to different border areas to celebrate the festival. Image Source: PTI
This is the ninth consecutive year when the Prime Minister reached a border area to celebrate Diwali with security force personnel. He has been to different border areas to celebrate the festival. Image Source: PTI
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During his visit to Kargil, Prime Minister Modi addressed the security force personnel saying that a nation is safe when its border is secure, economy is strong and society is full of confidence. Image Source: PTI
During his visit to Kargil, Prime Minister Modi addressed the security force personnel saying that a nation is safe when its border is secure, economy is strong and society is full of confidence. Image Source: PTI
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The PM had tweeted in 2019 that he has visited Kargil during 1999 India-Pakistan war when he was in the Jammu Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh BJP. Image Source: ANI
The PM had tweeted in 2019 that he has visited Kargil during 1999 India-Pakistan war when he was in the Jammu Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh BJP. Image Source: ANI
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'From this victorious land of Kargil, I wish the countrymen and the world a very happy Diwali. There has not been a single war with Pakistan where Kargil has not hoisted the flag of victory. Diwali means 'festival of end of terror' and Kargil made it possible,
'From this victorious land of Kargil, I wish the countrymen and the world a very happy Diwali. There has not been a single war with Pakistan where Kargil has not hoisted the flag of victory. Diwali means 'festival of end of terror' and Kargil made it possible," PM Modi said during his address. Image Source: ANI
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PM Modi engaging with the security force personnel at the Kargil helipad. Image Source: ANI
PM Modi engaging with the security force personnel at the Kargil helipad. Image Source: ANI
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Major Amit during Diwali festival celebrations with members of the Armed Forces, in Kargil on Monday, October 24. Image Source: PTI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Major Amit during Diwali festival celebrations with members of the Armed Forces, in Kargil on Monday, October 24. Image Source: PTI

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