'Jab Sindoor Barood Ban Jata Hai...': PM Modi Hails Operation Sindoor In Rajasthan
During a public address in Rajasthan, Prime Minister Modi praised "Operation Sindoor," a retaliatory action by the Indian armed forces.
PM Modi Bikaner Speech: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hailed Operation Sindoor by the Indian armed forces in retaliation to the dastardly April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack during a public address in Rajasthan.
PM Modi made the remark in Rajasthan's Deshnoke in Bikaner district where he flagged off the Bikaner-Mumbai express train and inaugurated the redeveloped Deshnoke Station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.
"When sindoor becomes an explosive, the result is for everyone to see," Modi said during his address amid thundering applause from the audience. "Our govt gave a free hand to all three armed forces, together they created such a trap that Pakistan was forced to go down on its knees," he added.
"... On April 22, terrorists removed the Sindoor from the foreheads of our sisters after asking about their religion. The bullets were fired in Pahalgam, but 140 crore Indians felt the pain," an emotionally charged Modi remarked during the rally.
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"Every citizen of the country had taken a united pledge that the terrorists will be wiped out and to give them an unimaginable punishment... By the valour of our forces, we fulfilled that resolution," the PM said.
"Our government gave a free hand to all three forces. All three forces created such a 'chakravyuh' that Pakistan was brought to its knees...," he added.
In a direct message to Pakistan, Modi said the neighbouring country "can never win a war against India."
"Whenever such a war occurs, Pakistan repeatedly faces defeat. That is why Pakistan has made terrorism its weapon to fight against India." He also cautioned that India is "not going to be scared of nuclear threats."
He reiterated India's stance that there will be no dialogue or trade with Pakistan. "If talks, then only about Pakistan occupied Kashmir," he said. "India has made it clear, Pakistan Army and its economy will have to pay heavy price for every terrorist attack," Modi added.
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