Mumbai, March 1 Actress Rupali Ganguly is expressing her gratitude to Indian diplomacy and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On Sunday, the actress posted a picture of herself holding the Indian tricolor on her X account, formerly known as Twitter.
She wrote, "My country is great. In these unpredictable times, I truly feel blessed to live in India. I salute and offer heartfelt thanks to our Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, and express deep gratitude to our Indian Army and defense forces, who allow us to sleep peacefully every night. May our country never face any threat."
The actress's tweet comes amidst the unrest in the Middle East following Israel's preemptive attack on Iran. The Middle East is witnessing intense bombing, drone, and missile strikes after Israel carried out preemptive strikes against Iran, killing its Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Iran retaliated with intensified strikes at US air bases in Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan.
This situation is the closest to a World War, the last of which the planet witnessed 8 decades ago. Things are spiraling out of control as UK airplanes are hovering in the Middle Eastern skies as a defense exercise.
Earlier, actress Esha Gupta, who is known for "Rustom," "Jannat 2," and "Baadshaho," has assured her followers of her safety. On Sunday, the actress posted on her Instagram Stories and expressed her gratitude towards the Ministry of Defence and the UAE.
Actress Sonal Chauhan has also revealed that she is stranded in Dubai after flight operations in the city were suspended. She wrote on social media, "Hon'ble PM @narendramodi ji, I am currently stranded in Dubai amid the ongoing crisis. Flights have been cancelled and there is no clear way to return to India. I am seeking the government's guidance and support to help me get back home safely."
