After reading this diwali greeting card, it confirms that how much we love our nation and the people who care and secure the country after so many sacrifices. The police officers and soldiers are always on duty 24×7 all over the world.
However, in India, they do not even get time for their families most of the time in the festivals. Manvi, a little girl from Pune, has written a diwali greeting card for police officers and soldiers. Know the reasons why.
A token of thank you note on a handmade greeting card on the occasion of diwali was handed over to an officer for their extraordinary work. The police officers and CISF personal when they were on duty in one of the greatest festivals of India, diwali. They helped to secure chandani chowk metro station during the festivals. The mission was to avoid any injury to travellers while crossing the road when it was under construction due to metro station ongoing work.
The little champ wrote this a thank-you note by using a colour pen, pencil, and a regular drawing paper. However, the love in the letter wins the hearts of many officers and lighten up their friends and families on the day.
Manvi's message to CISF soldiers and police officers through diwali greeting card.
Dear, Police officers and soldiers.
We all are proud of your valour and sacrifices. Don't ever think that you are alone. Entire country is with you and your families.
Thank you so much soldiers for your dedication to our great nation. I am very proud of you.
Happy Diwali to You!
May you are blessed with all the happiness and health.
We should always appreciate workers and their work. Typically, our busy life make us ignorant about all these. As a human, we should shower our love by serving them food and other necessary things as they are serving our nation in the day and night selflessly.
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