Yusuf Pathan puts out a heartwarming message for BSF Jawans on the occasion of Diwali

Yusuf Pathan shared a heartwarming message for the Army Jawans, who despite it being the festive celebrations of Diwali are away from their home for the nation.

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Taking to Twitter, the official handle of Border Security Force (BSF) - a division of the Central Armed Police Forces of India -shared a video of former Indian hard-hitting batting all-rounder Yusuf Pathan, who is seen with his son sharing a heartwarming message for the Army Jawans, who despite it being the festive celebration are away from their homes to serve the country.

#HappyDiwali - @iamyusufpathan & his wonderful kid sent out this heartwarming message for our #SeemaPraharis. Thank you for this amazing gesture that motivates us even more. While we are out there on the borders, your wishes mean a lot. सीमा सुरक्षा बल - सर्वदा सतर्क the tweet read.

In the video, Yusuf Pathan is heard sharing his Diwali wishes with the Jawans and said that he hopes all the darkness vanishes and that the Army Jawans be blessed and have all their wishes fulfilled. 

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PM Modi celebrates Diwali with Indian Army for 8th consecutive year

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued his tradition of the occasion (Diwali) with the Indian Army. Interacting with Jawans in Nowshera, Jammu and Kashmir, the Prime Minister expressed his gratitude for Army jawans' selflessness and said that it is only because of their sacrifices that the people of the country are able to sleep peacefully and there is happiness during festivals.

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PM Modi also revealed why he spends each Diwali with members of the Armed Forces. "I feel that I should celebrate Diwali with my family members. That's why I celebrate every Diwali with my family members. Because you are my family members. I am a member of your family. I have not come here as a PM but I have come as a family member," the Prime Minister said.

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 Azhar Mohamed
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