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Free hand to forces under Modi govt: Nadda
The Morning Standard
|July 27, 2025
BJP national president and Union minister J P Nadda on Saturday claimed the Armed Forces have been given a free hand under the Narendra Modi government to retaliate strongly against unprovoked firing from across the border.
"If bullets are fired from the other side (across the border), the Modi government has given free hand to Armed Forces to rain the 'gola' (shells) on the other side," he asserted, highlighting how the current government has empowered the military and security forces to respond decisively.
Speaking at an event commemorating the 26th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas at the BJP's central office, Nadda asserted that India's defence policy has also undergone a sea change under PM Modi.
Unlike earlier times, when the armed forces had to await orders from Delhi to respond to cross-border firing, they now have the autonomy to act swiftly, he said, highlighting the Centre's resolve against those who provoke national integrity through terrorism.
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