Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau commended the Hindu celebration of lights – Diwali – with the Indian Community in Ottawa on Monday. Atttired in a black Sherwani (Achkan), Trudeau lit the formal lamp and wished the Indian Diaspora a happy Diwali. Indian High Commissioner to Canada Vikas Swarup was likewise present on the event.
He took to social media platform to wish everyone, a Happy Diwali. Mr Trudeau posted a photograph of him lighting the ceremonial lamp amid festivities in the city of Ottawa, as Indian High Commissioner Vikas Swarup and people from the Indian diaspora looked on. In any case, it’s his decision of welcome that has a couple of people on social media exasperated up!
“Diwali Mubarak!” wrote the Canadian politician in photos posted on Twitter and Facebook. “We’re celebrating in Ottawa tonight. #HappyDiwali!”
Diwali Mubarak! We're celebrating in Ottawa tonight. #HappyDiwali! pic.twitter.com/HBFlQUBhWX
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) October 17, 2017
#DiwaliontheHill.Fabulous celebration of the Festival of Lights in Ottawa with members of the Liberal caucus and prominent Community leaders pic.twitter.com/KA7N2w2pH3
— Vikas Swarup (@VikasSwarup) October 17, 2017
And here is Prime Minister @JustinTrudeau conveying his very warm Diwali greetings to everyone pic.twitter.com/7YkD6B5Jxm
— Vikas Swarup (@VikasSwarup) October 17, 2017
I must say that this PM looks simply hot and stunning in the Indian attire and all the girls are totally in love with him.
Diwali, which is commended with extraordinary enthusiasm and exhilaration crosswise over India, denotes the arrival of Lord Ram, the King of Ayodhya in northern India, after his triumph over evil spirit ruler Ravana in distant Lanka, and the zenith of his 14-year-long outcast. Ruler Ram is broadly viewed as the resurrection of Lord Vishnu.
Diwali is additionally celebrated to respect the Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu god of riches and flourishing and associate of Lord Vishnu. It is trusted that the Goddess Lakshmi favors those homes that are spotless and sufficiently bright. On Diwali people enlighten their homes with colorful lights and earthen lamps.
