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How PM Modi greeted Amit Shah on his birthday: 'In service of our nation...'

Amit Shah and PM Modi have worked together for over three decades and have spearheaded several campaigns for the BJP, especially since the 2014 electoral success.

Updated on: Oct 22, 2022, 11:29:22 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday extended birthday greetings to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and wished him "a long and healthy life". The two leaders have a long-standing history of professional association, and have played an instrumental role in strengthening roots for the BJP across India.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi seen with Amit Shah at BJP headquarters, in New Delhi.(Photo by Vipin Kumar/ Hindustan Times)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi seen with Amit Shah at BJP headquarters, in New Delhi.(Photo by Vipin Kumar/ Hindustan Times)

“Birthday greetings to Shri @AmitShah Ji. As India’s Home Minister he is making numerous efforts for our nation’s progress. He is also doing commendable work in reforming the important cooperatives sector. May he lead a long and healthy life in service of our nation,” Modi tweeted.

Several other leaders also wished the home minister on his birthday. Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took to Twitter sharing an old and recent photo of Shah and Modi, saying he has been “firmly by the side of New India's key architect Shri Narendra Modi ji for decades”.

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh greeted Shah calling him “dedicated” in his work to strengthen India's internal security. “...he competently discharges every responsibility assigned to him,” Singh said.

 
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