Modi Asserts Global Support and Congress's Lack of Backing in Counterterrorism

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's global support in countering terrorism, criticizing Congress for not backing the armed forces. He highlighted India's decisive military response to the Pahalgam attack and stressed the nation's capability and resolve against terrorism and nuclear blackmail from Pakistan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized on Tuesday that India has global backing in its fight against terrorism, while criticizing the Congress for failing to support the country's soldiers. Modi's remarks were made during a debate on the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor in the Lok Sabha.

Highlighting India's military response, Modi detailed how Indian airstrikes left Pakistani airbases in disarray and claimed that the masterminds of the April 22 terror incident are now experiencing sleepless nights. He censured Congress for their political statements, stating they undermined the soldiers' bravery.

Modi also underscored India's refusal to succumb to nuclear threats and its successful demonstration of strength in operations like Sindoor and Sindhu. The Prime Minister affirmed India's readiness to respond to threats, stating that India's decisive action is respected worldwide, while Pakistan's threats were ineffective.

(With inputs from agencies.)