Terror and trade cannot co-exist: PM to Pak
Financial Express Kolkata
|May 13, 2025
THE PRIME MINISTER said that while it was true that the present times were not an age of war, this was also not the age of terrorism.
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Modi said that Pakistan was feeling "helpless and hopeless" after this attack. "In this context, it did one more misadventure — instead of siding with India on this, it started attacking our schools, temples, gurudwaras, residential areas and military installations. But it was exposed. The world saw how their drones and missiles were blown away in front of our strong air defence system. Pakistan prepared for a border attack, but we attacked them on the chest. Our missiles and drones damaged the Pakistan air bases it was so proud of. In three days, India destroyed Pakistan to an extent it never expected," Modi said.
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