PM Modi extends Ramadan greetings as India observes first Roza today; says ‘Ramzan Mubarak’

New Delhi: High Minister Narendra Modi extended his wants to the of us on the inaugurate of the holy month of Ramzan on Sunday. In a put up on X, PM Modi acknowledged, “As the blessed month of Ramzan begins, may it screech peace and concord in our society. This sacred month epitomises reflection, gratitude and devotion, additionally reminding us of the values of compassion, kindness and carrier. Ramzan Mubarak!”

Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi and Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra extended Ramzan wants to every person on Saturday night.

“Ramzan Mubarak! May this sacred month fill your lifestyles with happiness and produce peace to your heart,” Rahul Gandhi acknowledged in a put up on X.

Priyanka Gandhi acknowledged on X, “Hearty congratulations to all of you on the holy month of mercy and blessings, Ramadan. I pray to God that this holy month brings happiness, prosperity and peace within the lives of all of you”.

Earlier, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah held a meeting with officers of the assorted departments in ogle of the holy month of Ramzan.

For the length of the meeting, CM Omar Abdullah suggested officers to invent obvious that the honest provide of electricity and other overall companies and products at some stage within the month.

“The holy month of Ramzan is initiating. It is the responsibility of the manager to provide companies and products to the of us. In this connection, a meeting became held on the novel time within the heart of which a overview became taken of every division. All americans became clearly suggested that there wants to be no shortcomings within the provision of electricity, in particular within the heart of the Sehri (pre-crack of dawn meals) and Iftaar (rapid-breaking dinner party) timings, water provide, ration, cleanliness, sanitation, and traffic. ,” Omar told reporter right here.

The Holy month of Ramzan, a duration of 30 days of fasting, starts on March 2. It is followed by Eid-Ul-Fitr, marking the pause of the month-prolonged crack of dawn-to-sunset fasting of Ramzan.