In the latest episode of his monthly radio broadcast, Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the escalating tensions in West Asia, reassuring the nation about the safety of millions of Indians residing in the region. As the conflict between Israel and regional factions intensifies, sparking global concern, the Prime Minister highlighted that Indian citizens remain secure and continue to play a pivotal role in providing humanitarian aid.

PM Modi emphasized that the government is in constant high-level communication with the leaders of Gulf countries to ensure that the Indian diaspora is not adversely affected by the ongoing instability. “West Asia is witnessing a difficult period, but I am proud to say that our citizens there are not only safe but are also setting an example of humanity by assisting those in distress,” the Prime Minister stated. He extended his heartfelt gratitude to the Gulf cooperation partners for their unwavering support and cooperation during these testing times.

Reflecting on India’s foreign policy, the PM noted that the Indian tricolor has become a symbol of safety in conflict zones worldwide. He reiterated that India stands for peace and diplomacy but will never compromise on the security of its people abroad. The Prime Minister’s message served as a morale booster for the families of migrant workers and professionals stationed in the Middle East.

Beyond international affairs, PM Modi also touched upon domestic achievements, celebrating the spirit of “Vocal for Local” as the festive season kicks in. He urged citizens to support local artisans and contribute to the vision of a self-reliant India. The 125th episode concluded with a strong message of global solidarity and national pride, reaffirming India’s status as a responsible global power that prioritizes its people above all.