PM Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a massive rally in Gandhinagar, revealed that India destroyed nine terrorist hideouts in just 22 minutes during Operation Sindoor. This bold and quick airstrike was carried out against Pakistan after the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. And this time, every second of the operation was recorded on camera. Why? So that nobody back home could question or demand proof of the action taken by our forces.
Modi didn’t hold back while addressing the crowd. He strongly said, “This is no longer a proxy war. What we witnessed after May 6 proves that the terror we are fighting is a direct and planned war strategy.” He pointed out how the terrorists killed after India’s operation were buried with state honours in Pakistan, with Pakistani flags placed on their coffins and the army saluting them. According to Modi, this clearly shows how Pakistan treats these terrorists like soldiers, making it obvious that terrorism is no longer a shadow fight.
He added, “When our Air Force destroyed nine terror camps in just 22 minutes, it was a powerful and decisive response. And yes, everything was recorded on camera. Nobody should question the bravery of our jawans anymore.”
Before the rally, PM Modi also held a grand roadshow in Gandhinagar. Huge crowds gathered on both sides of the road, waving the Indian tricolour and cheering for him. This was his fourth roadshow in two days. On Monday, he had already done roadshows in Vadodara, Bhuj, and Ahmedabad.
This visit to Gujarat is PM Modi’s first since Operation Sindoor. He is clearly using this moment to show how India has changed its response to terrorism — from waiting and watching to hitting back hard and fast. And now, every move is documented to answer all the questions before they’re even asked.
The message was loud and clear — India will no longer stay silent when attacked, and if needed, it will strike back with full force, all in broad daylight and in front of the world.
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