Modi Warns Pakistan: "Terrorist Infrastructure" Must Be Eliminated

Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that Pakistan must dismantle its "terrorist infrastructure" if it seeks to avoid further confrontation with India. During a address on Monday, Modi praised the Indian military forces for their handling of Operation Sindoor, stating that the operation had drawn a new "red line" against terrorism. He emphasized that India will no longer tolerate "nuclear blackmail" and vowed to deliver a "resounding response" to any terror attack on its terms.

Key Takeaways:

Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need for Pakistan to dismantle its "terrorist infrastructure" to avoid further confrontation with India.
Operation Sindoor, a military operation led by India, has drawn a new "red line" against terrorism in the region.
Modi stated that India will not tolerate "nuclear blackmail" and will respond decisively to any terror attack.
The Prime Minister vowed to protect India and its citizens from every threat, emphasizing that the country will not differentiate between governments and terrorists that harbor terrorism.
Modi mentioned that India's counteroffensive against Pakistani terrorist and military establishments is ongoing, with the country continuously evaluating the situation.
Pakistan's involvement in state-sponsored terrorism was highlighted, with Modi stating that world witnessed "Pakistan's ugly truth" during Operation Sindoor.

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The Pakistani army contacted India's DGMO on May 10, after India had already destroyed a large part of the terrorist infrastructure and eliminated many terrorists.
India destroyed a large part of the terrorist infrastructure and turned terror nests in Pakistan into ruins during Operation Sindoor.

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