Suryakumar Yadav meets PM Modi with family, who cuddles his young daughter

Indian cricketer and former T20 team captain Suryakumar Yadav met Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his family. A special moment from the courtesy call, held on Friday on the occasion of Diwali and Dhanteras, is being widely discussed. Modi picked up Suryakumar's younger daughter and cuddled her.

Suryakumar reached the Prime Minister's residence with his family on Friday. The meeting, held before Diwali on the auspicious Dhanteras muhurat, was significant as a goodwill visit. Suryakumar and his family members spoke with the Prime Minister.

The most striking moment came when Modi took Suryakumar's little daughter in his arms and spoke to her affectionately. It made the atmosphere warm and homely.

Modi posted a video of the meeting on social media. In it, Suryakumar is seen meeting the Prime Minister with his family. Modi cuddled Suryakumar's daughter and also spoke to another little girl from the family.

During the meeting, a girl from the family sang a song in Marathi, which added to the occasion. Referring to these family moments, the Prime Minister expressed joy at the Diwali atmosphere.

Sharing the video, Modi wrote, "Ram and Saryu have arrived in the atmosphere of Deepavali. This has made the Deepavali atmosphere even more sacred and divine." The message brought out the family and cultural flavour of the meeting.

Suryakumar Yadav is known in Indian cricket as an aggressive batter. He has also captained India's T20 side. He is currently out of the Indian team, so fans are watching what comes next in his cricket career.

Usually in the news for his performances on the field, Suryakumar is this time being talked about for a family meeting with the Prime Minister. His family life off the field and this conversation with the Prime Minister have drawn fans' interest.

The meeting began to be talked about because of the video shared by the Prime Minister, in which he chats with the little girl and cuddles her. Held on the occasion of Diwali, the visit was not merely formal and drew attention for its warm family moments.