Missiles, drones are India's reply to terror now, says PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to the Air Force Station at Adampur on Tuesday, delivered a powerful address to the armed forces, praising their courage and reaffirming India’s assertive stance on national security.

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In the wake of Operation Sindoor, he said that India's response to terrorism has entered a new era — precise, resolute, and unforgiving.

Modi issued a sharp warning to Pakistan and its supported terror groups, declaring that India's new doctrine on terrorism involves striking at the source, deep inside enemy territory.

"Humgharmein ghus kar marenge aur bachane ka ek mauka tak nahi denge,” the Prime Minister thundered during his address to air warriors at the Adampur Air Force base in Punjab.

Calling the chant “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” more than just a slogan, the Prime Minister described it as a sacred oath for every soldier and citizen.

“When Indian soldiers chant it on the battle-field, it sends shivers down the enemy's spine,” he said, adding that the phrase now echoes through every drone strike and missile launch that crushes enemy fortifications.

Modi hailed Operation Sindoor as a landmark moment — a “trinity” of policy, intent, and decisive capability.

He stressed that it was not a routine military action but a bold demonstration of India's strength, precision, and technological edge.