PM Modi Hails 'Black Cats' as Symbols of Pride on 42nd NSG Raising Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other leaders pay tribute to the NSG Black Cats on their 42nd Raising Day, praising their courage and sacrifice.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his heartfelt tributes to the National Security Guard (NSG) as the elite force celebrates its NSG Raising Day. Marking the 42nd anniversary of the force's inception, the Prime Minister highlighted how the unwavering readiness of the personnel to safeguard Indian citizens and critical national assets serves as a source of immense confidence and pride for the entire nation.
A Legacy of Courage and Precision
Taking to the social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi described the NSG personnel as the embodiment of precision, courage, and a steadfast commitment to their duty. He emphasized that their constant vigil against the menace of terrorism ensures the safety of the country's most vital assets.
"Greetings to the personnel of the National Security Guard on their Raising Day. They embody courage, precision and an unwavering commitment to duty. Their steadfast vigil against terrorism and their readiness to protect our people and vital national assets inspire immense confidence and pride," the Prime Minister stated.
Leaders Unite in Saluting the 'Black Cats'
The Prime Minister was joined by several prominent political figures in honoring the elite force, known popularly as the "Black Cats."
Amit Shah's Tribute to the Warriors
Union Home Minister Amit Shah lauded the force for their ability to dismantle terror threats with overwhelming force. He compared their actions to the "fury of the storms" and praised their flawless professionalism and the valiant sacrifices made by the force's martyrs.
Praise from Political Stalwarts
- Nitin Nabin: The BJP President offered his salutations, noting that the professionalism and dedication of the NSG are a matter of pride for every Indian. He paid a solemn tribute to those who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.
- Dharmendra Pradhan: The former Union Education Minister highlighted the discipline and exceptional professionalism of the NSG in confronting the most severe threats to national security.
- Ghulam Nabi Azad: The former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir saluted the warriors for their exemplary courage and their ability to confront extraordinary challenges to keep India safe.
What is the NSG?
Established in 1986, the National Security Guard (NSG) serves as India's premier federal contingency force. Specially trained and equipped to handle high-risk anti-terrorist activities, the force is deployed during exceptional circumstances to thwart serious acts of terrorism. Their specialized training allows them to operate in high-pressure environments, making them one of the most respected special operations units in the world.