PM Modi News / When PM told the truth about Pahalgam, Pakistan got angry and said this with a sad face

PM Modi News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated the Chenab Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir. This bridge is not only a marvel of engineering but also a historic step towards connecting the Kashmir Valley with the rest of India. During the inauguration ceremony, PM Modi strongly cornered Pakistan while giving a strong message on terrorism. He launched a scathing attack on Pakistan over the recent Pahalgam terror attack and said that "Pakistan is targeting humanity and Kashmiriyat."

Befitting reply to Pakistan

Addressing a public meeting organized in Katra, Prime Minister Modi said, "Whenever steps are taken towards peace and development in Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan does not like it. As soon as economic progress is seen here, it starts conspiracies to spread terror." He clearly said that the terrorist attack that took place in Pahalgam on April 22 was not only an attack on innocent people, but it was an attack on the prosperity and social unity of Kashmir.

‘Pakistan is the enemy of the poor’s bread’

PM Modi said that Pakistan not only hinders the peace of India, but it is also the enemy of the livelihood of the poor people of Kashmir. Referring to the Pahalgam attack, he said that this attack was a ploy to spread religious violence, which was aimed at affecting the tourism industry and the earnings of the common people there.

Pakistan’s response: False clarification in panic

After PM Modi’s statement, there was a sharp reaction from Pakistan. Its foreign office rejected Modi’s allegations as “baseless and unfounded”. Pakistan said that the Prime Minister of India has made such an allegation without any concrete evidence, which has deeply disappointed them.

However, the report of Indian intelligence agencies has clearly indicated that the Pahalgam terrorist attack on April 22 was planned by terrorist groups of Pakistan. After this attack, the Indian Army gave a befitting reply by launching “Operation Sindoor” on May 7, in which nine terrorist organizations of Pakistan were completely destroyed.

The confrontation lasted for four days before the ceasefire

During Operation Sindoor, there was a round of firing and drone attacks on the border between India and Pakistan for four days. Finally, on May 10, the two countries agreed on a ceasefire, but by then India had made it clear that it would not compromise on its security.

New India, tough stand against terrorism

The inauguration of the Chenab Bridge and the start of direct train service are important steps towards connecting Jammu and Kashmir with the mainstream of development. At the same time, PM Modi's direct attack on Pakistan shows that New India will no longer show any leniency towards terrorism and anti-national elements.