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PM Modi: Indian Forces Crushed Terror and Its Backers, Operation Sindoor Is the New Normal

At Adampur airbase, PM Modi said India has sent a clear message to terrorists and the Pakistani military supporting them—there is no safe haven left 

13-05-2025
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s uncompromising stance against terrorism, stating that the country has not only neutralized terrorists but also dealt a strong blow to the Pakistani military that supports them.

Addressing Indian Air Force personnel at the strategically important Adampur airbase in Punjab, PM Modi said the forces had thoroughly dismantled the confidence of terror groups that relied on backing from Pakistan’s army.

“Those terrorists who placed their trust in the Pakistani military have now witnessed the strength of India’s armed forces and its people. We’ve brought even the Pakistani army to its knees,” he said.

Pakistan Has No Safe Haven Left for Terror

The Prime Minister lauded the Armed Forces for their role in ensuring that no part of Pakistan remains safe for terror operatives. He said India had made it clear that such threats will be eradicated at the source.

“There is no longer a place in Pakistan where terrorists can breathe freely. Our forces have ensured that,” Modi stated, applauding the decisive action taken by India’s defence personnel.

Reiterating India’s proactive doctrine, he declared, “We will not just wait and defend—we will strike at the heart of terror, wherever it may hide. There will be no room for escape.”

Advanced Military Power Keeps Pakistan on Edge

PM Modi also issued a stern reminder of India’s evolving military strength, emphasizing the psychological and strategic edge gained through technology.

“Our drones, our missile systems—just imagining their power is enough to keep Pakistan awake at night,” he remarked, signalling the country's readiness for any eventuality.

His remarks followed his national address on Monday, where he declared Operation Sindoor as India’s defining new strategy. At Adampur, he repeated that message with emphasis.

“Operation Sindoor is not a one-time response—it represents India’s clear and consistent policy. Any future attacks will be met with a decisive answer,” he said.

Unmatched Coordination Across the Armed Forces

The Prime Minister expressed admiration for the seamless collaboration between the Army, Navy, and Air Force during recent operations, noting that Operation Sindoor was a powerful example of India’s military cohesion.

“Our armed forces showcased extraordinary unity—be it the Navy asserting its strength in the seas, the Army safeguarding our borders, or the Air Force taking both offensive and defensive positions. The Border Security Force and other paramilitary units also demonstrated remarkable preparedness,” he said.

Highlighting India’s integrated air-land combat capabilities, Modi said, “This joint approach is not just strategy—it is now a defining trait of our defence forces.”

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