Narendra Modi Criticizes Pakistan on Terrorism

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Pakistan for not learning from its past and relying on terrorism and proxy wars to stay relevant. Modi assured that supporters of terrorism would not be successful and promised a tough response to any threats. He was speaking in Kargil marking 25 years since the 1999 conflict.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that Pakistan had not learned any lessons from its past and was trying to stay relevant through 'terrorism and proxy war'.

Modi issued a stern warning to supporters of 'terrorism,' asserting they would never be successful. He emphasized that the 'enemy' would be met with a tough response.

The Prime Minister made these remarks in the Himalayan region of Kargil, during an event marking 25 years of India's short military conflict with Pakistan in 1999.

(With inputs from agencies.)