PM Modi's Defiant Message to Pakistan as Operation Sindoor Unfolds

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a stern warning to Pakistan, asserting India's firm stance against any potential threat. He criticized Congress for relying on Pakistan for political issues while underscoring India's self-reliant progress. Modi hailed Operation Sindoor and emphasized international support against terrorism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stark warning to Pakistan on Tuesday, stating that any act of aggression would be met with a decisive response. Speaking from the Lok Sabha, he reiterated India's readiness as Operation Sindoor continues.

Modi also criticized Congress, accusing the party of depending on Pakistan for political issues while India strides towards self-reliance. 'India is progressing swiftly, while Congress imports issues from Pakistan,' Modi remarked.

Sharpening his attack on the opposition, Modi suggested their constant opposition tactics have become a laughingstock. He recounted a conversation with US Vice President JD Vance, who alerted him to a potential attack by Pakistan, to which Modi responded that any aggression would be met with significant retaliation.

Further, Modi criticized Congress for politicizing the Pahalgam attack victims and not supporting the valor of Indian soldiers. He emphasized global support for India following the attacks, highlighting the impactful response of Operation Sindoor against terrorism masterminds.

Hailing the operation, Modi stressed that those behind terror plots now live in fear, knowing India would retaliate decisively. 'From Sindoor to Sindhu, action against Pakistan underscores the new normal,' he stated.

(With inputs from agencies.)