BIKANER (Raj :
‘Sindoor’ runs in my veins; playing with blood of Indians will cost Pakistan dearly: PM Modi
PRIME Minister Narendra Modi
on Thursday asserted that the
country’s enemies have learnt
what happens when ‘sindoor’
becomes gunpowder, and lauded India’s armed forces for creating such a trap that Pakistan
was forced to go down on its
knees.
In his first public address in
Rajasthan after Operation
Sindoor that was launched in
the aftermath of the Pahalgam
terror attack, the Prime Minister
slammed Pakistan, and said in
response to the attack on April
22, “we destroyed nine biggest
terror hideouts in 22 minutes”.
“The world and the enemies
of the country have seen what
happens when ‘sindoor’ turns
into ‘barood’ (gunpowder),” he
said at the public meeting in
Palana in Bikaner, which shares
border with Pakistan.
“Ab toh Modi ki naso mein
lahu nahi garam sindoor beh
raha hai (Not blood but sindoor
runs in Modi’s veins),” he said,
adding, Pakistan will have to
pay a heavy price for every terrorist attack.
He said India’s response to
the terror attack was not a game
of vengeance but a “new form
of justice” and there will be no
trade or talk with Pakistan, there
will be talk only about Pakistanoccupied Kashmir.
In a stern message to Pakistan,
he said India is not going to be
scared by nuclear threats and if
there is a terrorist attack on the
country then it will give a befitting reply.
“If there is a terrorist attack
on India, it will get a befitting
reply. The time and methods
will also be decided by our army
and the conditions will also be
ours. India is not going to be
scared by the threat of atom
bomb.
Thirdly, we will not see
the perpetrators of terror and
the government patronising the
terrorists separately.We will consider them as one,” he said,
adding these are three “sutras”
from Operation Sindoor.
He said the game of Pakistan
of state and non-state actors
will not work anymore.
Lauding the armed forces for carryingoutOperationSindoor,
he said “Our government gave
free hand to all three armed
forces. Together they created
such a trap that Pakistan was
forcedtogodownonits knees”.
Noting that Pakistan had
tried to target the Nal air base
in Bikaner but could not cause
any damage to it, he said in
contrast “No one knows when
Pakistan’s Rahimyar Khan
air base will open again.It is in
ICU. The attack has destroyed
it”. “Pakistan can never win a
direct fight against India.
Wheneverthereisadirectfight,
Pakistanhastofacedefeatagain
andagain.
ThatiswhyPakistan
has made terrorism a weapon
to fight against India,” he said.
Modirecalled his public rally in Rajasthan’s Churu after
the 2019 Balakot airstrike, and
said he had then stated that,
“Saugandh mujhe is mitti ki,
mein desh nahi jhukne dunga,
mein desh nahi mitne dunga
(he had taken a vow that he
would not let the country
down)”.
“Today, from the land of
Rajasthan, I want to say to the
countrymen that those who
had set out to erase sindoor
have been wiped out. Those
who shed the blood of
Hindustan have paid for every
drop of it. Those who were
proudoftheirweaponsarenow
buried under a pile ofrubble,”
he said.
“This is not a game of
vengeance, but this is a new
formofjustice,thisisOperation
Sindoor.
This is not just anger,
this is thefierce form ofacapable India. This is the new form
of India,” he said.
Referring to the 2016 surgical strikes and the Balakote air
strike, Modi said earlier India
carried out attacks by entering
into their houses but now the
attack was directly on their
chest.
He said Pakistan used to
spreadterror,killinnocentpeople and create an atmosphere
offearinIndia.“Now,Modi,the
servantof‘MaaBharti’,isstanding here with his head held
high.Modi’smindremainscool
but his blood is hot,” he said.
“AndifPakistancontinues to
export terrorists, it will have to
beg for every penny. Pakistan
willnotgetIndia’srightfulshare
ofwater.Playingwiththeblood
of Indians will cost Pakistan
dearly. This is India’s resolve
and no power in the world can
shake us from this resolve,” he
said.
ThePrimeMinisterobserved
that security and prosperity
both are necessary forthe creation of a developed India