Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali alongside Indian Navy personnel on the INS Vikrant, an experience he described as truly ‘memorable.’ This annual tradition of celebrating with the armed forces saw the PM interacting with sailors stationed near Goa and Karwar. Addressing the crew, PM Modi praised INS Vikrant as a symbol of India’s indigenous defense capabilities and a potent force. He referenced the successful ‘Operation Sindoor,’ highlighting the swift victory achieved due to the unparalleled synergy among the Indian armed forces, which compelled Pakistan’s surrender. He lauded the ‘extraordinary coordination’ that characterized the operation. The Prime Minister emphasized that INS Vikrant represents India’s commitment to innovation and self-reliance. He conveyed his admiration for the high spirits and patriotic songs of the naval personnel, which he said powerfully captured the essence of their service and historical achievements like Operation Sindoor. PM Modi also spoke about the strategic impact of INS Vikrant, noting its deterrent value even before engagement. He further discussed the BrahMos missile, a key asset in Operation Sindoor, and its potential to boost India’s defense exports. Separately, the Prime Minister acknowledged the nation’s progress in combating internal security threats, specifically mentioning the decline of Maoist violence and assuring the continued efforts of security forces for complete elimination.
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