Lights of Diwali Reach the Border: BSF Celebrates with Dedication 
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Lights of Diwali Reach the Border: BSF Celebrates with Dedication

Guardians of the Nation Celebrate Diwali: BSF Meghalaya Frontier's Special Gathering

Pratidin Time

On October 31, 2024, the Border Security Force (BSF) Meghalaya Frontier celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm, bringing a festive spirit to the troops stationed at the international border. The celebration was led by Sh. I.D. Singh, DIG (PSO) of Frontier BSF Meghalaya, alongside Sector DIGs and Commandants from various units.

The event served as a poignant reminder of the unwavering dedication and sacrifices made by BSF personnel, who remain on duty during the festive season to ensure the safety and security of the nation. In a heartfelt gesture, BSF commanders spent quality time with the troops, conveying Diwali greetings and expressing gratitude for their steadfast commitment to their mission.

During the gathering, commanders extended warm wishes for peace, prosperity, and strength, recognizing the unique challenges faced by border personnel who vigilantly guard the nation around the clock. “The dedication of our BSF troops exemplifies strength, resilience, and patriotism. We take immense pride in each individual who protects our borders with unyielding commitment,” stated Sh. I.D. Singh.

This Diwali celebration not only marked the festival of lights but also underscored the BSF's ongoing commitment to supporting its personnel and honoring the sacrifices made by those serving on the front lines. The festivities reflected a spirit of solidarity and respect for the men and women who guard India’s borders, reminding everyone of the vital role they play in national security.

The Diwali gathering was a heartwarming event, reinforcing the bond between the BSF leadership and the troops, while fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie among the personnel during this special time of year.

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