The whole world rejoices in Diwali. The festival of lights is celebrated not only in India but in many parts of the world. Significantly, special wishes for the Festival of Lights have come from countries ranging from Iran to America. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif is also in that list.
US President Donald Trump participated in the Diwali celebrations at the White House as usual every year. Indian-origin officials from his administration were present at the event on Friday. Indian Ambassador to America Vinay Mohan Kwatra, Eminent Chef Vikas Khanna Rao were present on the occasion. Tulsi Gabbard, the leader of Indian origin of Trump's party, gave a special message on the occasion of Diwali on Saturday. His message, 'God's love can remove all darkness and fill our lives with light, joy and peace. Happy Diwali to all.' Note that in the recent past, attacks on Hindus in the United States have increased. Tulsi's message is especially significant in that situation.
Diwali greetings have also been expressed by Islamic countries such as Iran and the United Arab Emirates. The message of Mohammad Fatali, Iran's ambassador to India, is that the idea of defeating darkness and winning light is deeply rooted in the culture of both India and Iran. This is how Iran continues to fight against America. Ambassador of Iran congratulates the 'friend' Indian government on the occasion of Diwali. President of Sri Lanka also congratulated Anura Dishanaye.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif wished Diwali to Hindus living in Pakistan and all over the world. His message, 'Diwali is actually the victory of light over the darkness of hate, sorrow and injustice. Hindus living in Pakistan are very important to our country. May all Hindus of Pakistan celebrate this Diwali festival with great joy.' Diwali greetings have also come from South Korea, Germany.