PM Modi greets Amit Shah on his birthday
The Hindu
Apart from PM Modi, several other BJP leaders also greeted Mr. Amit Shah on his 58th birthday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted Home Minister Amit Shah on his 58th birthday on Saturday, October 22, 2022 and said he is making numerous efforts for the country's progress.
"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," Mr. Modi said in a tweet.
Several other Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders also greeted the former party president on his birthday.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Shah has been working in a dedicated manner to strengthen India's internal security and that he competently discharges every responsibility assigned to him.
Union Ministers Nitin Gadkari and Bhupender Yadav were also among those who wished the Union Home Minister on his birthday.
A close associate of Mr. Modi for more than three decades, Mr. Shah is credited with launching the saffron party's massive expansion drive after he became its president in 2014 and is considered a key strategist behind its unprecedented electoral success since then.
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