Rajnath Singh Celebrates Diwali with Soldiers in Sikkim


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Rajnath Singh Celebrates Diwali with Soldiers in Sikkim
Rajnath Singh Celebrates Diwali with Soldiers in Sikkim
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh honours army personnel in Sikkim during a Diwali celebration, emphasising their sacrifices for national peace.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh celebrated Diwali with army personnel stationed in Sikkim on 8 November 2026. He visited the Sherathang War Memorial, where he acknowledged the sacrifices of the security forces. Speaking to soldiers, he expressed that the reason for peaceful Diwali celebrations across the nation is due to their bravery and commitment.

During his address, Singh paid tribute to the martyrs and war heroes, stating that the memorial serves as a significant homage to those who have made supreme sacrifices for the country. He was accompanied by Army Chief Dhiraj Seth and senior officers during this visit. His remarks aimed to inspire the younger generation by highlighting the valor and dedication of the armed forces.

Singh's visit underscores the government's ongoing recognition of military personnel, especially during significant cultural and religious occasions. It is a reminder of their vital role in maintaining peace and security within India.

As part of fostering unity and morale, Singh connected with the soldiers, acknowledging the challenges they face during festive seasons away from their families. "Your dedication to safeguarding the nation is commendable, and I salute your spirit of service," he stated.

The celebration was also an opportunity to reflect on the importance of military forces in ensuring the nation's safety, especially in border areas like Sikkim, which is strategically significant. Singh's presence and words served to boost the morale of troops stationed in this sensitive region, reaffirming the government's commitment to supporting them in their duties.

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