For its support to cross the cross-limit terrorism, Pakistan said on Monday, “Pakistan like Pakistan believes terrorism tourism” and is a major threat to the world.
Addressing a rally here, PM Modi referred to Operation Sindoor, in which India launched accurate attacks on terrorist camps in Pakistan and the supporter, and said that it is a mission to save humanity and end terrorism.
PM Modi said, “India believes in tourism. Tourism brings people together. But a country like Pakistan feels that terrorism is tourism. It is a big threat to the world.”
“Our policy against terrorism is of zero tolerance. Operation vermilion made our policy crystal clear. Anyone who sheds us will see a similar response to us. They will not be spared at any cost. Operation vermilion is a mission to save humanity and end terrorism. We will not take any step in Pakistan to see if there is no step in Pakistan.
Operation Sindoor was launched as a decisive military response on 7 May by Pak-proposed militants on 22 April as a decisive military response, with 26 people, most of which were killed. The Indian armed forces targeted terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Jammu and Kashmir, killing more than 100 terrorists.
India later canceled aggression by Pakistan and increased its airbase.
During his visit to Bhuj, a border district in Gujarat, PM Modi laid the foundation stone and inaugurated several development projects worth more than Rs 53,400 crore.
Electricity projects include KHAVDA renewable energy park, transmission network expansion, transmission projects to empty the renewable energy generated in the ultra Super Critical Thermal Power Plant Unit.
These include Kandla Port and many roads, water and solar projects of the Government of Gujarat.
“Even today, development projects worth more than Rs 50000 crore have been inaugurated here. There was a time when the entire Gujarat will not see the announcement of such a big project, and now a district will benefit from such a big development work. The project will help India to make India the world’s blue economy, and also a center of green energy.”
PM Modi also recalled his long association with Kutch, including the Chief Minister of Gujarat.
“My relationship with Kutch has been an old … Kutch and the people of his confidence have always directed me … When Narmada water reached Kachhe for the first time, the day was not less than Diwali for Kutch, and it was an unprecedented festival … Fort, all of you gave me a chance to cause it.” (AI)
