
In a heartfelt gesture of respect and gratitude, the Prime Minister of India, Shri , visited Air Force Station (AFS) Adampur today to meet with the nation’s valiant air warriors and soldiers. The visit underscored the government’s unwavering support for the armed forces and highlighted the pivotal role they play in safeguarding the nation.
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“This morning, I had the honour of visiting AFS Adampur and meeting our courageous air warriors and soldiers. Being in the presence of those who truly embody courage, determination, and fearlessness was a deeply special experience. India remains forever grateful to our armed forces for their unwavering service and sacrifice for the nation.”
During his visit, Shri Modi interacted with personnel stationed at the base, acknowledging their relentless dedication and service. He expressed deep admiration for their bravery, discipline, and unwavering commitment to national security.
The Prime Minister’s words served as a reminder of the immense respect the nation holds for its armed forces. His presence at AFS Adampur was not only a morale booster for the troops but also a reaffirmation of the nation’s gratitude towards those who stand at the frontlines to defend India’s sovereignty.
AFS Adampur, located in Punjab, is one of the key airbases of the Indian Air Force, known for its strategic importance and operational readiness. The visit marks another instance of the Prime Minister’s consistent outreach to the armed forces, strengthening the bond between civilian leadership and the military.
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