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PM urges people to abstain from using bad language against each other on social media this Diwali

 PM urges people to abstain from using bad language against each other on social media this Diwali

With thousands of Hindus celebrating Diwali tomorrow, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged communities to celebrate this auspicious day by showing the spirit of Diwali and showing kindness to those people going through difficulties during this time.

He says Diwali is a very important and meaningful holiday where we celebrate the victory of good over evil and light over darkness.

@fijivillage.com PM urges people to abstain from using bad language against each other on social media this Diwali #fiji #fyp ♬ original sound - fijivillage

Rabuka says this is also a good time to show kindness to other beliefs.

He adds seeing people from other beliefs wearing Diwali clothes today shows that we empathise with those who believe in Diwali as a celebration of good over evil.

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