Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday issued a strict warning to Pakistan for “sponsoring” terrorism and said that India would strongly respond to every terrorist attack.
He said that India would not distinguish between the state and non-state actors, and those responsible will be accountable and punished regardless of their location or affiliation.
“If i say this straight in Kanpuriya, Dushman Kahin Bhi Honk Diya Jayega,” PM modi said when addressing the gathering here.
Without reducing the words, PM Modi emphasized that India would not be informed about hollow nuclear threats.
“India will not be afraid of the hollow threats of the nuclear bomb and will not take a decision on the basis (about such a threat). India will see the ‘Aaka’ of terrorism and its sponsor government with only one scene: the state and non-state actors of Pakistan … This game will no longer work,” PM Modi said.
The Prime Minister planned his action against India’s stand and terrorism, stating that any terrorist attack, India will strongly respond to every terrorist attack, with the time and response fixed by the armed forces.
PM Modi said, “In its fight against terrorism, India has decided on three rules: every terrorist attack will be strongly responded. How to respond to the army and how to answer. The conditions of responding to the terrorist attack will also be decided by the army.”
He emphasized the importance of self -sufficiency in defense and economy, citing the “self -sufficient India” campaign as a major initiative. He highlighted India’s growing strength and ability to decide on terrorist threats.
PM Modi gave examples of arms systems of Make in India and India through Operation Sindoor, where advanced weapons like BrahMos entered the enemy’s field deeply and caused havoc.
“The world saw the power of make in India and its weapon through Operation Sindoor. Our Indian weapons (system) entered the enemy’s field including BrahMos missile and caused havoc. The explosion took place on the target. We got this power from our resolve for India,” PM Modi said.
Highlighting India’s resolve to remain self -sufficient, the Prime Minister recalled the time when the country trusted other countries for its safety. He said that it was important for the self-respect of the country to become an incomplete.
PM Modi said, “There was a time when India depended on other countries for its safety. We have tried to change these situations. India becomes an Outmanar, it is good for the economy, but it is also important for the self-esteem of the country,” PM Modi said.
The Prime Minister, referring to Operation Sindoor, said that it has not ended yet and the enemies are not to be fooled. He recalled India’s military action in Pakistan, where the terrorist camps were destroyed, and the Pakistan Army begged for the ceasefire.
“We destroyed the terrorist camps deep inside (Pakistan). Our army demonstrated with such courage that the Pakistani army was forced to demand a stop for the struggle. I salute the courage and valor of the armed forces. I salute the courage and valor of the armed forces. During the operation vermilion, the enemy who was begging has not been over yet. The operation was said. Operation said.
He was shot dead in front of his wife on 22 April in the Pahgam terrorist attack, who was shot dead in front of his wife on 22 April in the Pahgam terrorist attack. The PM said that the outrage felt by “our sisters and daughters” has translated into Operation Sindoor.
“The event was scheduled to be held on April 24. However, I had to cancel my journey to Kanpur due to the Pahgam attack. Our son, Shubam Dwivedi from Kanpur, was also a victim of a terrorist attack. We could feel the pain of our daughter Ashaanya. The world saw our sisters and daughters, which Sinder said.”
PM Modi was speaking at an event in Kanpur, where he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for 15 development projects costing Rs 47,600 crore. He also flagged off the new corridor of Kanpur Metro between Chuniganj and Nayganj. (AI)