India Celebrates Eid: Leaders Promote Harmony, Resolve

Eid al-Fitr dawned vibrantly across India on March 21, with mosques brimming with devotees performing fajr and special prayers. The air was filled with greetings of ‘Eid Mubarak’ as people hugged, distributed sweets, and reveled in post-Ramadan bliss.

President Droupadi Murmu led with an inspiring message on X: ‘Eid al-Fitr Mubarak to every citizen, especially our Muslim sisters and brothers. It imparts lessons in restraint, service, benevolence, and pity for the deprived. On this day, let’s vow to bolster our community and country.’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared: ‘Warm Eid al-Fitr wishes. God bless this day to enhance fraternity and concord. May all prosper in health and joy.’

Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan posted: ‘May this fortuitous event motivate optimism, amity, and kindness, bestowing delight and achievements.’

Kiren Rijiju, Union Minister, wished prosperity and unity: ‘Eid Mubarak! Let this day usher happiness, abundance, and possibilities. Celebrate with family in solidarity and appreciation.’

Hardeep Singh Puri extended: ‘Eid greetings. Accept prayers and fasts, O Allah; grant peace, wealth, and cheer. Unite in mercy and togetherness for our beloved nation.’

Nitish Kumar from Bihar: ‘Eid felicitations to state and national populace, notably Muslims. May the Almighty pour mercies, fostering bliss, peace, and opulence.’

Delhi’s Jama Masjid witnessed a sea of faithful, who post-prayers exchanged embraces, embodying Eid’s unifying power.

These heartfelt endorsements from India’s apex figures illuminate Eid al-Fitr’s timeless message, galvanizing the populace towards a fortified national ethos rooted in mutual respect and collective advancement.