Terrorists Who Threatened Modi:
In a recent update about Operation Sindhoor, the Indian Army’s successful campaign against terrorists, one notable name has emerged: Mudassar Khadiyan Khan, a key commander from the terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba. Khan had previously threatened Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming that he would be rewarded for bringing Modi’s head to them. But now, following Operation Sindhoor, reports suggest that Khadiyan Khan was among the more than 100 terrorists killed in the operation.

Terrorists Who Threatened Modi:

The Indian Army’s swift action came in retaliation for the deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam. More than 100 terrorists were neutralized in the operation, and five of them have been identified, including Mudassar Khadiyan Khan. His death has caught significant attention, as the Pakistan Army reportedly paid tribute to him during his funeral.

In a chilling reminder of the Pahalgam attack, which saw terrorists firing at innocent people and even threatening women with statements like “go tell your Modi,” some speculate that the terrorist group may have lost some of their key members in the recent military clashes.

Adding to the tension, Masood Azhar, the leader of Jaish-e-Mohammed, was reportedly involved in the attack and has been vocal about seeking revenge against India and Prime Minister Modi. His threats have sparked fears of future attacks, and some believe he could be next on the Indian Army’s radar.

Recently, discussions have begun about the possibility of Azhar being the next major terrorist targeted by the Indian forces. In the midst of all this, Pakistan’s government has faced public criticism, with some calling out their leaders for failing to stand up to India, especially regarding threats made against Prime Minister Modi.

The situation remains tense as India continues to assert its commitment to national security.

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