He recalled his statement in Churu, reiterating his commitment to the nation, saying, “Swear by this soil, I will not let the country fall, I will not let the country bow.”

Striking an emotional chord, he declared from Rajasthan that those who attempted to erase the sacred Sindoor had been reduced to dust, and those who spilled India’s blood had now paid the price in full.

He also lambasted the enemies, declaring, “Those who assumed India would remain silent are now in hiding, while those who boasted about their weapons now lie buried beneath rubble.”

Emphasising that Operation Sindoor was not an act of revenge but a new form of justice, the PM said it was not merely an expression of outrage but a display of India’s unwavering strength and resolve.

“Crushing terrorism is not just a strategy but a principle, this is India, this is the new India,” PM Modi asserted.

Outlining three key principles established through Operation Sindoor in India’s fight against terrorism, the Prime Minister said that the first was that any terrorist attack on India would be met with a decisive response, with the timing, method, and terms determined solely by India’s Armed Forces.

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