PM Modi warns Pakistan of dire consequences if it dares again to engineer terrorist attacks

STC NEWS MONITORING DESK
KANPUR/PATNA, MAY 31 (STC): India has clearly laid down three principles in its fight against terror. India will give a befitting reply to every terrorist attack, its time, method and conditions will be decided by our forces themselves. India will no longer be afraid of the threat of the nuclear bomb nor will it take any decision based on that. India will look at the master of terror and the government that patronises terrorism with the same eye.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated this while praising the valour of the Indian Armed Forces during Operation Sindoor. He was addressing a public meeting after inaugurating and laying the foundation stone of various development projects in Kanpur and Patna. The PM reiterated that India now treats terrorists and the Government that supports them alike.
While referring to Operation Sindoor, he said it has only been postponed and it is not over yet. “The enemy who was pleading during Operation Sindoor should not be under any illusion. This operation is not over yet,” he said
The PM said, “Our Army showed such valour that the Pakistani army was forced to beg and demand to stop the war.”
He said, “Pakistan’s game of State (Government) and non-state (outside the Government) actors is not going to work anymore. If I say straight in Kanpuriya that the enemy will be killed wherever he is.”
The PM said, “Our Indian weapons and Brahmos missile have wreaked havoc by entering the enemy’s house. We have got this strength from the resolve of self-reliant India. There was a time when India was dependent on other countries for military needs, for its defence. We have started changing those conditions.”
‘Operation Sindoor’ is not over yet. if Pakistan-backed terrorists dare again, they will be given a befitting reply by entering their homes,” he said.

Meanwhile, Modi likened terror to a serpent, saying, “if it raises its hood again, it will be dragged out of its hole and trampled”, and asserted that the Indian Armed Forces have reduced to rubble the hideouts of those who had masterminded the Pahalgam attack, sitting in Pakistan.
Addressing a rally in Bihar’s Karakat, around 140 km from the state capital, the Prime Minister said Operation Sindoor was “just an arrow in the quiver” of India and reiterated that the fight against terror was “neither over, nor has it come to a halt”.
Recalling his rally in Madhubani district last month, he said, “I had come to Bihar a day after the dastardly attack in Pahalgam, where many of our sisters had lost their husbands. I had promised that the perpetrators would get a punishment that they could not even dream of. Today, I am back in Bihar, after having delivered on the promise.”
(Inputs from agencies)