Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a powerful message to Pakistan and terrorists on Thursday in Bikaner, Rajasthan. Speaking near the strategic Nal air base, Modi highlighted India’s swift and strong retaliation after the Pahalgam terror attack.
His message was clear: those who tried to harm India and wipe out “Sindoor”—the codename for the Indian operation against terror targets—are now dust.
And if you think this is just talk, remember — India backed its words with action. Modi’s fiery speech captured the pride and power of a new India that will not bow down to terror or threats.
Here are PM Modi’s 10 hard-hitting messages for Pakistan and terrorists:
1. Those who shed Indian blood have been settled with. The terror sponsors are no longer safe.
2. Those who thought India would stay silent are hiding in fear today. Silence is not an option anymore.
3. The proud weapons of terrorists lie buried in their debris. India’s might is clear.
4. Those who tried to wipe ‘Sindoor’ have been turned into dust. The operation codename is now a symbol of victory.
5. This is the new Bharat that eliminates terrorism completely. No tolerance, no mercy.
6. We struck at the heart of terror infrastructure in Pakistan. This is the new normal.
7. Not blood, but ‘garam sindoor’ boils in Modi’s veins. The fiery spirit is unstoppable.
8. In 22 minutes, nine biggest terror hideouts were destroyed. The world watched, enemies witnessed.
9. Pakistan’s fear tactics won’t work anymore. Modi is the guardian of “Maa Bharti.”
10. There will be no trade or talks with Pakistan unless it discusses PoK. Nuclear threats won’t scare India.
For everyday Indians, these statements bring reassurance that the country’s leadership is bold and ready to defend its people and borders. Modi’s words also send a sharp warning: India’s patience has limits, and it is willing to act decisively.
As Modi put it, “Sindoor barood ban jata hai” — what once symbolized purity and tradition is now a symbol of India’s powerful response. It’s a mix of culture and strength wrapped into one phrase.
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