PM Modi, who arrived in France to participate in ‘AI Action Summit’, will go to ‘Mazargues War Cemetery’ in Marsile on Wednesday. It is worth noting that there is a memorial here, which is built in memory of Indian soldiers who sacrificed the supreme sacrifice in the World War. Here PM Modi will pay tribute to the martyred heroic sons. French President Emmanuel Macron will also be present during this time. PM Modi will also visit the ITER site on Wednesday – which is the center of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). It is considered an important step towards using nuclear power.
Let us tell you that Prime Minister Modi has been a strong supporter of honoring soldiers, especially those soldiers whose sacrifice has been forgotten over time. Whenever the Prime Minister goes on a foreign tour, he tries that he reached these places to pay tribute to the martyred soldiers.
PM Modi has reached when and when War War Memorial
- November 2014: During the tour of Australia, PM Modi paid tribute to the martyrs at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
- April 2015: Prime Minister Modi paid tributes to the memorial of Indian soldiers of World War I in Nuv-Shpel, France. He became the first Indian Prime Minister of India to do so.
- November 2015: PM Modi also became the first Indian Prime Minister to pay tribute to the INA (Indian National Army) Memorial Marker located in Singapore.
- July 2017: He paid tribute to the soldiers in Haifa, Israel. Subsequently, in the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ address of September 2018, he paid tribute to the brave soldiers of Mysore, Hyderabad and Jodhpur Lancers. Who freed Haifa from the oppressors during the First World War.
- October 2018: Prime Minister Modi had remembered the contribution of Indian soldiers in the First World War and said that we had no direct relation with that war, yet our soldiers had shown unique courage and had played an important role and made the highest sacrifice. Even in difficult circumstances, our soldiers showed unique valor.
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