Cheteshwar Pujara leaks PM Narendra Modi’s private retirement letter for all to see

Chesshwar Pujara, who recently contacted the time in his glorious career in all forms of cricket, received a hearty message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Chesshwar Pujara shared the message on X, describing it with honor for an appreciation from the Prime Minister.

Bugara said he really appreciates warm wishes and love he received throughout his career. While he takes his “second roles”, he was reflected on the memories of the field and thanked the Prime Minister for recognition.

Citchwar Bogra, thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for sending a heartfelt on his retirement

“I was honored to receive a discretionary speech on my retirement from the esteemed Prime Minister. The warm feelings that were expressed are very appreciated. While I venture in my second roles, I cherish all the memory in the field and all the love and appreciation I received.

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I was honored to receive a letter of appreciation on my retirement from the esteemed Prime Minister. Warm feelings expressed are great. While I venture in my second roles, I cherish every memory in the field, and all my love and appreciation … pic.twitter.com/s74fiyrbom

– CheESHWAR Pujara (@Chesshwar1) August 31, 2025

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is witnessing Citchwar Boujara as the backbone of the India test team

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the wonderful Citchwar Bogara trip, with a highlight of how to make his calm mood and his ability to bats for long hours made it the backbone of the India test team. Moody recalled unforgettable moments, especially the heroic efforts of Boghara in Australia, which helped India score the winning series of historical tests in 2018-19.

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Prime Minister Moody praised the eagerness of the previous right mixture of the game, with a mention of how he continued to play the first -class cricket game for Sarattra and outside, ensuring that its strong roots remain with Rajkot, Googarat, on the Cricket Map.

Narindra Modi wrote in his letter, “I quoted warning and editing his greetings to the wonderful cricket profession. In an era dominated by shorter forms of cricket, I was a reminder of the beauty of the longest coordination of the game.

Moreover, the Prime Minister admired the role of Boujara’s father, who was a former guide and player, and expressed his appreciation for the sacrifices of his wife, Puja, and his daughter, Adity, who stood beside him throughout his career at the highest level.

PM Modi descends from Chesshwar Pujara

The PM Modi pointed out, “I am sure your father, the Krikiti player himself as well as your teacher, is proud of you. Puja and my hands should be able to spend more time with you. They all made great sacrifices to support you all the way.”

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Moody also praised Bogara’s smooth move to his second roles as a commentator, as his detailed visions continue to “add a great value to cricket lovers”. It ends with a warm note, the best PM Modi Pujara wished for the future.

He said: “I am sure that you will keep your association with the game and inspire the emerging cricket players. Good wishes for your journey forward.”

It is worth noting that regardless of more than 7100 tests for India, Pujara also played 30 games in the IPL and scored 390 races at a rate of 20.52 and a half century to his name.

The legendary mixture was in the first -class crochet game, collecting 21,301 in 278 games at a rate of 51.06 on average. Pujara finished his first -class cricket career with 66 century and 81 half a century for his name.