NE NEWS SERVICE
NEW DELHI/CHENNAI, JUNE 16
President Droupadi Murmu, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin and AIADMK General Secretary Edapapdi K Palaniswami have greeted fellow citizens on the eve of Id-Uz-Zuha.
In her message the President has said, “On the occasion of Id-Uz-Zuha, I extend my heartiest greetings and best wishes to all fellow citizens and Indians abroad, especially our Muslim brothers and sisters.
The holy festival of Id-Uz-Zuha is a symbol of renunciation and sacrifice. It gives the message of love, brotherhood and social harmony. This festival inspires us for selfless service to humanity.
On this occasion, let us take a pledge to work together for the development and welfare of our nation.”
In his message the Vice- President has said, “On the occasion of Id-ul-Zuha, I extend my heartiest greetings to all citizens. As we celebrate Id-ul-Zuha, let us reflect on the values of unity, kindness and solidarity that form the cornerstone not only of this festival, but of our society at large. This also marks an important day for families and communities to come together in a spirit of shared joy and harmony.”
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin and AIADMK General Secretary Edapapdi K Palaniswami on Sunday greeted the people on the occasion of Bakrid to be celebrated on June 17.
Stalin, in his message, hailed the teachings of Islam and Prophet Mohammed and greeted Muslims on the occasion of the festival.
Palaniswami, leader of opposition, recalled prophet Ibrahim who came forward to sacrifice his son Ismail in obedience to god’s commandment, and said, “Let us work towards promoting humanitarian values.”
Former chief minister O Panneerselvam, hailing the tenets of Islam, said, “Let us work with dedication towards promoting human welfare.”
PMK Founder S Ramadoss in his wishes said Bakrid, apart from underscoring the spirit of sacrifice also stood for charity, humanitarian values, love and harmony and hence, “this is a humanitarian festival” as well.
Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam chief TTV Dhinakaran was among leaders of other parties who greeted people on the occasion of Bakrid.
