PM Modi asserts no world leader asked India to stop Op Sindoor

New Delhi, July 29
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today affirmed that no world leader has asked India to stop the Operation Sindoor. Mr. Modi’s remarks came amid the opposition’s accusation of agreeing to ceasefire with Pakistan under the pressure of the United States of America. He said it was the Pakistani side who urged India to stop Operation Sindoor pleading that they cannot suffer any longer. He said, during the talk with the Vice President of America, India made its stand clear that if Pakistan attacks, India will respond by launching a big attack.

Responding to the special discussion on Operation Sindoor in the Lok Sabha, the Prime Minister said, India destroyed the terror camps situated deep inside Pakistan during the Operation. He said, India gave a befitting reply to Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack and the Indian Armed Forces took revenge for 22nd terror attack in just 22 minutes. He stressed that India showed to the world that it will not bow down to nuclear blackmail of Pakistan. He said, India has made it clear through Operation Sindoor that if there is a terrorist attack on India, it will respond in its own way. He emphasized that India will not see terrorist-supporting governments and terror masterminds as two separate entities.

Mr. Modi said the world witnessed the strength of self-reliant India during the Operation and drones and missiles made in India exposed the capabilities of Pakistani arms and ammunition. He said, country’s forces executed the planned operation with precision during Operation Sindoor and Pakistan was powerless to stop it. He added that Pakistan’s airbases and assets have suffered heavy damage in the operation. The Prime Minister accused the Congress for not supporting the country on Operation Sindoor. He said, India got the support of all the countries during Operation Sindoor but did not support the valour of the Armed Forces. He said that India is moving ahead at a fast pace towards self-reliance, but Congress is importing issues from Pakistan. The Prime Minister said, the Congress party has never had a clear vision for the country’s national security and weak governance under Congress-led governments resulted in the loss of many civilian lives in terrorist attacks.