PM Modi visits Adampur Air Base after Operation Sindoor, praises Indian armed forces’ courage. India redefines anti-terror strategy after cross-border strikes on Pakistan and PoK terror camps.
PM Modi Visits Adampur Air Base After Operation Sindoor, Sends Strong Message to Pakistan
New Delhi/Adampur – PM Narendra Modi paid a rare post-operation visit to Indian Air Force base in Adampur, Punjab around 1am IST (early Tuesday) with air warriors and ground forces after a day-long nation wide appeal in national address including operation Sindoor.
Operation Sindoor: India’s Strategic Counterstrike
The move comes after Operation Sindoor -the Indian armed forces operation, launched on May 7, in response to the Pahalgam terror attack by terrorists on April 22 that killed 26 civilians (mostly tourists) in revenge for surgical strikes. Part of the precision strikes, the core objective clashed India nine terror depots — four in Pakistan and five in Pakistan occupied Kashmir related to Jaish-e-Mail Lashkar and Hizbul Mujahideen.
In what some have termed one of India’s biggest terror operations since Balakot, key terror infrastructure including the Markaz Subhan Allah in Bahawalpur and Syedna Bilal camp Muzaffarabad were destroyed.
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Air Force Briefs PM at Critical Base Hit by Pakistan
At one of the limitedly attacked bases during Pakistani aggression, PM Modi spends some time at Adampur where senior IAF officials update him on the current security situation.
Over 20 Air bases across India were targeted by a string of Pakistani air and drone incursions that this week ended in a deliberate escalation of hostilities.
India’s PM Modi expressed his views on X — Meeting our brave A Ir and soldiers at Adampur was indeed very special. Their courage, dedication and discipline have no parallels. We owe India forever!
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Ceasefire or Strategic Pause? Modi Clarifies India’s Stance
A ceasefire understanding was reached on May 10 between India and Pakistan after four days of cross-border firing by both sides. But clear about this in his nation wide address: ‘A pause, but not the end of our response”’ Modi said and Pakistan has now to show its hand.
Also he said that any future talks with Islamabad will be nothing but on Kashmir and cautioned, “talks & terror cant be done together.”
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New Normal in India’s Fight Against Terror
India has responded militarily with Operation Sindoor but Indian counter-terrorism ethos has also been redesigned through this. PM Modi felt this operation had drawn a line on the world map that how nations should tackle terror in future—meaning decisively and with no shame.