PM Modi Extends Greetings to Naval Staff on Navy Day

PM Modi Extends Greetings to Naval Staff on Navy Day

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PM Modi Extends Greetings to Naval Staff on Navy Day

On the occasion of Navy Day on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent his congratulations, saying that Indian Navy personnel have always been in the forefront of mitigating crisis circumstances such as natural catastrophes. PM Modi tweeted a sample from one of his previous episodes of the “Mann Ki Baat” radio show, in which he discussed Navy Day.

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“We are proud of the outstanding contribution of our fleet. Our fleet is known for its professionalism and outstanding courage. Our navy has always been at the forefront of disasters. Relief like a natural disaster.”

Defense Minister Rajnat Singh said, “On the special day of India’s daring Trident operation during the war of 1971, I wish all the best and best wishes to all members of this outstanding unit who continue to defend our national interests through maritime security.” Who shared the video with the Indian Navy on Twitter. Coalition Interior Minister Amit Shah also made a wish to the crew and their families.

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“On the occasion of Navy Day, greetings to our valiant Indian Navy men and their families. Every year on December 4, India commemorates the decisive naval engagement by Indian navy forces off the coast of Karachi, which signalled India’s victory over Pakistan in the Indo-Pak War of 1971.

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