Diwali 2026: PM Modi Calls Fadnavis' Visit To Drought-Affected Farmers In Maharashtra's Nagpur 'Very Touching'
New Delhi, Nov 8: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday commended Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for spending time with drought-hit farmers in Nagpur on Diwali, describing the gesture as "very touching". The Prime Minister said the Chief Minister's initiative underlines the spirit of compassion with which the NDA government in Maharashtra is working for the farmers and ensuring…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for his compassion in spending Diwali with drought-stricken farmers in Nagpur, describing the gesture as "very touching". Fadnavis, who stayed overnight in Lohari Sawanga village and interacted with local officials the following day, expressed his emotional connection to the farmers' plight, stating that wiping away their tears is his true Diwali.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the NDA government is working with sensitivity towards farmers, ensuring their well-being. While Diwali celebrations continue across the country, Maharashtra's farmers face challenges such as crop losses due to drought, financial distress, and concerns for their children's education. Fadnavis highlighted the farmers' financial distress, noting that every farmer's crop represents their hard work, sacrifices, and dreams, and every season holds the dream of prosperity. He also discussed measures to protect rabi crops with the affected farmers.
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