Modi Airstrikes Pakistan: During Operation Sindoor against Pakistan, Prime Minister Modi declared that nine terrorist hideouts were eliminated in 22 minutes.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described India’s airstrikes during Operation Sindoor against Pakistan as a decisive operation on Tuesday, claiming that nine terrorist hideouts were destroyed in under 22 minutes. To quell demands for evidence, he emphasized during a Gandhinagar rally that the whole incident was captured on video.
This is a courageous person’s land. What we formerly referred to as a proxy war is no longer accurate in light of the events that have transpired after May 6. The explanation is that it was a decisive move when nine terrorist hideouts were found and destroyed in only twenty-two minutes. At a rally in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated, “This time, everything was done in front of the cameras so that no one back home would ask for proof.”
Since terrorists slain after May 6 were buried in Pakistan with full state honors, draped in national flags, and saluted by the Pakistani army, Modi said the phrase “proxy war” was no longer applicable. He claimed that this demonstrates unequivocally that terrorism is a component of a planned and coordinated military operation rather than merely a shadow war.
Since the terrorists whose funerals took place after May 6 received state honors in Pakistan, I argue that this conflict can no longer be referred to as a proxy war. Their coffins had Pakistani flags on them, and they were honored by their soldiers. It demonstrates that terrorist acts are a well-thought-out military strategy rather than a proxy conflict. Since you are already at war, you will get the appropriate answer. We don’t look for animosity. Our goal is to live in harmony. Modi stated, “We also want to advance so that we can contribute to the welfare of the world.”
Modi Airstrikes Pakistan in Rapid Operation Sindoor Offensive
Modi hosted a massive roadshow in Gandhinagar on Tuesday morning, drawing large crowds to welcome him before he spoke at the event.
The prime minister’s two-day trip to Gujarat included his fourth roadshow. Since Operation Sindoor, India’s military reaction to the Pahalgam terror incident on April 22, this is his first trip back to his home state.
The tour will conclude at Mahatma Mandir after beginning in Gandhinagar’s Raj Bhavan. Along the path, people gathered in great numbers and waved the tricolor.
On Monday, Modi conducted roadshows in Ahmedabad, Bhuj, and Vadodara.
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