Published 19:20 IST, October 27th 2019

PM Modi breaks SPG protocol, exchange Diwali sweets with armed forces

While celebrating Diwali with the security forces in Rajouri, PM Modi got the barricading removed that was placed between him and soldiers and fed them sweets

Reported by: Jay Pandya
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, keeping up with his trition, celebrated festival of lights with armed forces in Rajouri along Line of Control (LoC) on Sunday. As per sources, Prime Minister got barricing removed that was placed between him and soldiers. He told SPG that re should be distance between him and his soldiers as y are his family members. After barricing was removed, PM himself went near Jawans and fed m with sweets with his own hands.

PM Modi lauded Jammu and Kashmir Police

As per sources, it is also believed that PM Modi told Army that if Pakistan wants a dialogue, India will never shy away from it but if y threaten Jawans, n y will give a befitting response to m. He also lauded Jammu and Kashmir Police and told m that y are people who work in most hostile conditions.

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Strong mess to Pakistan

areas PM Modi visited are same areas where Pakistan has been violating ceasefire for last few days. This will also send a strong mess across border. Since becoming Prime Minister in 2014, PM Modi has been celebrating Diwali with security forces every year. 

PM Modi celebrated Diwali near India-China border in 2018

In 2018, he h celebrated festival with Jawans of Indian Army and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) at Harsil vill near India-China border. PM Modi, while visiting Jawans and ITBP, h bestowed heaps of praise on Jawans saying that ir fearlessness reaches entire Nation, just as light of Diwali spres to dispel negativity.

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PM Modi extends greetings on Diwali

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his Diwali greetings for country on Sunday. Prime Minister in his tweet wished for a 'prosperous' and a 'happy' nation.

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17:56 IST, October 27th 2019