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Kolkata: India Test skipper Virat Kohli on Thursday extended Diwali greetings to the Indian army, emphathising with the soldiers who spend the auspicious occasion on the border protecting the country. “I, Virat Kohli, want to wish on this Diwali our jawans all the best,” he said in a video he shared on Twitter. “I know what it means staying away from the family. The way you protect our country is worth a lot of praise.” “My brothers, keep faith that I and the entire country will always be with you,” he added. He also wrote on the social networking site, “Whenever you see a jawan, salute them. We get to celebrate festivals & live in peace because of them. Jai Hind #Sandesh2Soldiers.”
Whenever you see a jawan, salute them. We get to celebrate festivals & live in peace because of them. Jai Hind đŸ‡®đŸ‡³đŸ‡®đŸ‡³ #Sandesh2Soldiers pic.twitter.com/ncdZZ9qy9D
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) October 27, 2016
Kohli’s message comes on the back of the Uri attack which claimed the lives of 19 Indian soldiers in Kashmir last month. Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba has claimed responsibility for the ghastly attack which has kept relations between the squabbling nations at boiling point.
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