PM Modi warning to Pakistan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a strong statement about India’s recent military actions against Pakistan-based terrorists. He said that the strikes were not stopped, only paused. He added, “Our future decisions will depend on Pakistan’s actions. If they continue to support terrorism, they will face the consequences.”
This is PM Modi’s first comment on the latest India-Pakistan military conflict. He said the Indian Army was given full freedom to destroy terrorist camps and infrastructure. “We gave a free hand to our brave soldiers to bury the terrorists,” he said. He also revealed that more than 100 terrorists were killed during the operations.
PM Modi called terrorism a “ghastly face” that has caused deep pain to India. He said, “Terrorists killed innocent people after asking their religion. This was a heart-wrenching incident.” The Prime Minister saluted the courage of Indian soldiers and praised all political parties for standing united against terrorism.
He also spoke emotionally about the suffering of the victims and their families. “For me, this pain is personal. The entire country felt this loss,” he said.
PM Modi also mentioned Operation Sindoor, a recent military mission carried out by India in response to the terrorist attack. This operation targeted key terror camps inside Pakistan-occupied territory. It was named ‘Sindoor’ to symbolize the blood of the innocent and the bravery of Indian forces. The operation was successful in destroying major terrorist hubs and received praise from the nation.
The Prime Minister’s message is clear: India will not tolerate terrorism. While the current military strikes are paused, they can restart anytime if Pakistan fails to change its behavior. “Our soldiers are always ready. This is not the end,” he warned.
This firm stand by PM Modi sends a strong signal to both terrorists and their supporters. The world is watching how Pakistan will act in the coming days.
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