Prime Minister Narendra Modi today reached out to Myanmar’s Senior General Min Aung Hlaing to express India’s heartfelt condolences and solidarity in the wake of the devastating earthquake that has struck the neighboring country. In a compassionate gesture reflecting the deep ties between the two nations, the Prime Minister assured Myanmar of India’s unwavering support during this difficult time.
During the conversation, Prime Minister Modi conveyed India’s grief over the tragic loss of lives and the suffering caused by the disaster. He reaffirmed that as a close friend and immediate neighbor, India stands ready to extend all possible assistance to help Myanmar overcome this tragedy.
Demonstrating this commitment, the Government of India has launched ‘Operation Brahma,’ a swift relief and rescue initiative aimed at providing immediate support to the affected regions. Under this operation, essential relief materials, humanitarian aid, and specialized search and rescue teams are being dispatched without delay to assist in ongoing rescue efforts and to help the people of Myanmar in their hour of need.
Prime Minister Modi also shared a message on social media, expressing India’s sorrow and solidarity. He wrote that India is deeply pained by the loss of lives in Myanmar and is committed to standing by its people, ensuring timely delivery of aid and assistance.
The gesture from India is a reminder that in times of crisis, compassion and cooperation transcend borders. As Myanmar grapples with the aftermath of this natural disaster, the support extended by India reflects the spirit of neighborly friendship and humanity that binds the two nations.
