New Delhi:
In the series of thanking India Prime Minister Narendra Modi for sending a personalised message on Republic Day, Former England skipper Kevin Pietersen joined Chris Gayle and Jonty Rhodes.
Pietersen expressed his gratitude on Twitter towards PM Modi for sending him a personalised letter on India’s 73rd Republic Day.
Taking to his Twitter, Pietersen wrote, “Dear, Mr @narendramodi, Thanks for the incredibly kind words in your letter to me. Ever since stepping foot in India in 2003, I’ve grown more in love with your country on every visit. I was recently asked, ‘what do you most like about India’ & my answer was easy – THE PEOPLE.”
“Happy Republic Day to all Indians for a couple of days ago. A proud country & a powerhouse globally! I look forward to meeting you in person soon, to thank you for how India is a global leader in protecting its wildlife! My best wishes!” said in another tweet.
Pietersen’s remarks came a day after PM Modi also wrote a letter to the former South Africa batter, Jonty Rhodes, thanking him for his profound connection with the Indian culture.
India celebrated their 73rd Republic Day on January 26, where a Parade showcased India’s military might and cultural diversity and many unique initiatives were included to mark the celebration of the 75th year of Independence as part of ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’.
A total of 21 tableaux, 12 of various states and Union Territories, nine ministries were showcased at the Republic Day parade this year.
Later on Saturday, Beating Retreat Ceremony will be held, which will take place as a part of Republic Day celebrations.
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