PM Modi declares Pakistan will pay a heavy price for terrorism after Operation Sindoor

In a strong message following Operation Sindoor, PM Modi stated that Pakistan will face severe consequences for its support of terrorism, reinforcing India's commitment to national security. The operation, which targeted key terrorist camps, marks a significant escalation in India's military response.

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In a decisive response to terrorism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that Pakistan will incur a heavy price for its support of terror, following Operation Sindoor, which successfully targeted nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Modi stated, "India is not going to be scared by the threats of atom bomb", emphasizing a robust counter-terrorism strategy.

The operation, launched on May 7, was a direct retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 individuals, primarily civilians. Modi highlighted that the Indian armed forces were given a "free hand" to execute the operation, which was completed in just 22 minutes, destroying high-value targets linked to groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Modi reiterated that there would be no dialogue or trade with Pakistan until it ceases its support for terrorism, stating, "There will be neither trade nor talks with Pakistan; if talks, then only about Pakistan occupied Kashmir". He also emphasized that the Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended until Pakistan irrevocably stops its cross-border terrorism.

The operation has garnered significant bipartisan support within India, consolidating public sentiment against Pakistan's actions. Modi's remarks reflect a broader strategy to expose Pakistan's state-sponsored terrorism on the global stage, with multi-party delegations set to inform international partners about India's stance.

In conclusion, Modi's strong rhetoric and military action signal a new phase in India's approach to counter-terrorism, aiming to restore deterrence and assert its national security interests.
Sources: TimesofindiaIndianexpress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that Pakistan will face severe consequences for terrorism following India's Operation Sindoor, which targeted nine terrorist camps in Pakistan. Modi emphasized a firm stance on national security, ruling out dialogue and asserting that Pakistan's support for terrorism must cease for peace to be restored.
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The Headline

India's decisive military response to terrorism

India has made it clear that Pakistan will have to pay a heavy price for every terror attack.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Key Facts
  • Operation Sindoor was launched on May 7, targeting nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as a direct response to the Pahalgam terror attack.InternationalaffairsTimesofindia
  • 26 individuals, mostly civilians, were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, prompting India's military response.
  • PM Modi stated that the operation was a decisive response, emphasizing that Pakistan would face severe consequences for its support of terrorism.
  • India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty on April 23, a key water-sharing agreement, to pressure Pakistan to stop supporting terrorism.1
  • India expelled Pakistani military advisers and reduced its diplomatic staff in Islamabad as part of its response to the terror attack.1
  • Operation Sindoor received significant bipartisan support in India, unifying the political spectrum in response to the Pahalgam attack.Internationalaffairs
Key Stats at a Glance
Number of terrorist camps targeted in Operation Sindoor
9 camps
Internationalaffairs
Time taken to destroy terrorist hideouts
22 minutes
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Context of India's military actions

Key Facts
  • India closed the Attari–Wagah border crossing on May 1 to sever land connectivity with Pakistan, further isolating it diplomatically.1
  • All existing valid visas issued to Pakistani nationals were revoked by India effective April 27, as part of its response to the terror attack.1
  • PM Modi ruled out dialogue and trade with Pakistan, focusing solely on reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.Timesofindia
  • India's military response under Operation Sindoor was characterized by precision airstrikes on terrorist infrastructure linked to groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.1
Key Stats at a Glance
Number of individuals killed in the Pahalgam terror attack
26 individuals
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Effective date of visa revocation for Pakistani nationals
April 27
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Date of closure of Attari–Wagah border crossing
May 1
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Number of terrorist hideouts destroyed in Operation Sindoor
9 hideouts
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