Says Operation ‘Sindoor’ Delivers Powerful Message to Enemies
Suhail Khan
Jalandhar, May 13 – In a powerful and unflinching address to the Indian Air Force personnel at Adampur Air Base, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a stern warning to terror groups and their backers, declaring that any threat to India’s sovereignty would be met with overwhelming force.
“Bharat ki taraf aankh uthane wale ka ek hi anjaam hoga—poora vinash (Those who dare to look towards India with malice will face only one fate—complete annihilation),” PM Modi as per Kashmir Despatch thundered, reinforcing India’s ironclad resolve against terrorism.
Operation Sindoor: A Crushing Blow to Terror
The Prime Minister hailed the success of Operation Sindoor, India’s multi-pronged offensive against terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu & Kashmir.
“The enemies who tested our patience have been reduced to ashes. Nine terror hubs obliterated. Over 100 terrorists eliminated. Their handlers now know—India does not forgive, India does not forget,” he said.
With unwavering resolve, PM Modi issued a chilling ultimatum: “Bharat ke nirdoshon ka khoon bahaane ka hisaab ek hi tarah se hota hai—vinash aur mahavinash (Those who spill the blood of innocents in India will face only one reckoning—utter and total destruction).”
“We Will Enter Their Homes and Eliminate Them”
In a direct message to Pakistan’s military establishment, the Prime Minister made it clear that India’s armed forces—Army, Air Force, and Navy—would strike at will, leaving no sanctuary for terrorists.
“Pakistan ki fauj, jo in atankiyon ko sar chadhake rakhti thi, aaj usey apni hi barbaadi ka ehsaas ho chuka hai (The Pakistani Army, which once sheltered these terrorists, now faces the reality of its own ruin),” he stated.
“Hum ghar mein ghus kar marenge, aur bachne ka ek mauka bhi nahi denge (We will enter their homes and destroy them—without giving them even a chance to escape).”
India’s Military Might: A Warning to Adversaries
Highlighting India’s cutting-edge warfare capabilities, PM Modi sent a psychological blow to Pakistan’s leadership: “Ab Pakistan ke log raaton ko neend se jaagne lage hain—hamare drones, hamare missiles unki neend udaa chuke hain (Now, the people of Pakistan are waking up in fear—our drones, our missiles have stolen their sleep).”
Drawing inspiration from India’s warrior legacy, he recited lines once dedicated to Maharana Pratap’s legendary horse, Chetak:
“Kaushal dikhlaya chaalo mai, udd gaya bhayanak bhalo mai, nirbheek gaya vo dhalo mai, sarpat dauda karwalo mai.”
“These words were written for Chetak, but today, they embody the fearless spirit of our armed forces and the precision of our modern weapons,”* he proclaimed.
A New Era in India’s Anti-Terror Doctrine
PM Modi praised the armed forces for rewriting the rules of engagement with Operation Sindoor, which followed the brutal Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 that claimed 26 innocent lives.
“You have not just destroyed terror camps—you have shattered Pakistan’s nuclear blackmail. You have set a new normal: Attack India, and face irreversible consequences,” he asserted.
Air Marshal AK Bharti, DG Air Operations, earlier stated that the operation was solely aimed at terrorists, avoiding military or civilian targets in Pakistan. “This was not war—this was justice,” he emphasized.
As the Prime Minister stood among the heroes of Adampur—one of the key bases in Operation Sindoor—he left no doubt: India’s patience has limits, and its retribution will be decisive.
“Bharat Mata ki Jai is not just a slogan—it is the battle cry of every soldier who stands ready to lay down their life for this nation. And today, that cry echoes from the skies to the seas, striking fear into the hearts of our enemies.”
The Message is Clear: Cross India at Your Peril
With Pakistan’s military infrastructure severely degraded and its terror proxies in disarray, Operation Sindoo has redefined India’s red lines. The world has been put on notice—India will no longer tolerate terror, and those who challenge its resolve will be erased from the battlefield.
As the sun set over Adampur, one truth resonated louder than ever:
Bharat’s enemies will not survive to tell the tale.
Pertinently, Prime minister on Monday evening In his first address to the nation after India-Pak ceasefire, said, “Terror and talks cannot take place together; terror and trade cannot go together; and water and blood also cannot flow together.”
He said, “Today, I would also like to tell the global community that our stated policy has been: if there are talks with Pakistan, it will be only on terrorism and only on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).”
The Prime Minister said, “India’s three forces, our Air Force, our Army and our Navy, our Border Security Force- BSF, India’s paramilitary forces, are constantly on alert. After the surgical strike and air strike, now Operation Sindoor is India’s policy against terrorism.”
Suhail Khan is a filmmaker, content writer, and freelance journalist.
