PM Modi extends passionate wishes to Bangladesh on Eid, praying for peace and harmony | Indian News
Dhaka: Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his warmest wishes to Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus and the people of Bangladesh during the joyful moment of Eid, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
Muhammad Yunus shared the letter on X and wrote: “Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent the following information to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, hoping that the people of Bangladesh will be the occasion of Eid.”
Prime Minister Modi wrote in his letter: “As the blessing month of Ramadan ends, I do my best to pay tribute to you and the people of Bangladesh during the joyful moment of the Eid al-Fitr festival.
During the holy month, one hundred million Indians of the Islamic faith spent their devout times and prayers with brothers and sisters from all over the world. The happy hour of Eid is a time of celebration, reflection, gratitude and unity. It reminds us of values of compassion, generosity and solidarity, which binds us as much as we do to the global and global community members, and he also adds members of the global community.
Prime Minister Modi expressed his desire for peace, harmony, good health and happiness for the people around the world, and stressed that the friendship bond between India and Bangladesh will continue to become stronger.
“On this auspicious occasion, we hope to provide peace, harmony, health and happiness to people around the world. May the friendship bonds between our countries become stronger,” he said.
Earlier, Prime Minister Modi also shared a post on X, hoping to all Eid al-Fitr and wrote: “Greetings on Eid al-Fitr.
Eid-ul-Fitr is a time to strengthen the values of charity, kindness and compassion. In addition to providing it to Zakat (charity), many people also choose to help others by providing meals, clothing and support to those who are unlucky, reflecting the Islamic principle of empathy and caring for others.
