Prime Minister wished citizens a happy Diwali and said that the festival symbolizes the resolve to triumph over darkness.

On November 8, 2026 (Sunday), the Prime Minister extended his heartfelt Diwali wishes to every citizen of the nation. The message conveyed on this occasion reflected deep emotional depth and social sensitivity. He explicitly stated that the festival of Diwali is not limited to lighting lamps, but is a symbol of the unbreakable resolve to defeat darkness. The Prime Minister noted that this festival reminds us that no matter how deep the darkness may be, light ultimately prevails when one makes meaningful efforts and moves forward in the right direction.

On this occasion, the Prime Minister appealed to the people of the entire nation to not only light lamps in their homes but also allow rays of light to enter their minds and thoughts. He explained that the true essence of this festival lies in humanity, cooperation, and unity, transcending religious identity. He drew attention to the fact that true Diwali arrives in society only when we defeat darkness, meaning corruption, ignorance, hatred, and discrimination. Through this message, the government sought to inspire citizens to adopt positive thinking, self-confidence, and take steps toward progress.

The Prime Minister further stated that it is time to celebrate this festival with joy alongside family, friends, and neighbors, while also using this opportunity to support vulnerable families in the vicinity. He also emphasized the importance of aesthetics and environmental protection, ensuring that nature is not harmed while enjoying the festival. In this way, living this festival as a symbol of light strengthens the collective soul of the nation.

Citizens of the nation have warmly welcomed the Prime Minister's wishes, and the message has been shared across various community groups on social media. People have remarked that the resolve to defeat darkness is particularly relevant in today's difficult circumstances. This message will serve as a source of inspiration for progress in the fields of the economy, health, and social reforms in the coming years. Thus, this edition of Diwali will be remembered not only as a religious celebration but also as a national purpose and a commitment to social change. The Prime Minister's message has generated a new wave of unity and hope in the country, strengthening people's commitment to transforming darkness into light.