PM Modi, Amit Shah extend wishes on Dussehra, see posts

Dussehra, which marks the end of Navaratri, will be celebrated across India on October 24, with effigies of Ravana being burned to mark victory of good over evil.

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On the occasion of Dussehra, also known as Vijaya Dashami, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has wished the nation to end negativity forces and adopt goodness in life.

PM Modi, Amit Shah extend wishes on Dussehra

Taking it to X, the prime minister wrote in Hindi, “Best wishes to my family members across the country on Vijayadashami. This holy festival brings the message of ending negative forces as well as adopting goodness in life. Wishing you all a Happy Vijaya Dashami!’

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also extended his greetings while sharing a video on X: "Best wishes to all on 'Vijayadashami'. No matter how dense the darkness of unrighteousness is, the victory of the light of righteousness based on truth is eternal. Symbolic of the victory of virtue over sin, 'Vijayadashami' is a festival that inspires and teaches us to always follow the path of wisdom and truth. May Lord Shri Ram bless everyone. Jai Shri Ram!"

Why is Dussehra celebrated?

Notably, the festival of Dussehra will be celebrated across the country on Tuesday (October 24) this year, with effigies of Ravana being burned to mark the victory of good over evil.

Meanwhile, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) will hold its annual Vijaydashmi Utsav in Nagpur today. The customary Dussehra gathering will be addressed by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat at the Reshimbaug ground - an integral part of the organisation's event calendar, a release said.