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‘World witnessed India’s military might’: PM Modi on Op Sindoor

‘World witnessed India’s military might’: PM Modi on Op Sindoor

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Srinagar, July 21 (KINS): Ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the success of Operation Sindoor has showcased India’s rising military strength to the world.

“Indian armed forces achieved 100% success in the operation, targeting Pakistan-backed terror camps and destroying them completely. In just 22 minutes, our forces destroyed all identified terror infrastructure. We have buried the terror camps run from across the border,” PM Modi said while addressing the media ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, as per news agency KINS.

He also praised the use of indigenous weapons, saying they proved powerful and effective. “Indian weapons used in Operation Sindoor have shown the world India’s defence capabilities,” he added.

Speaking about the Pahalgam massacre, PM Modi expressed grief and appreciated the unity shown by all political parties. “The Pahalgam incident shocked the world. But the way India came together afterwards was powerful. This unity should be a model for the entire country,” he said.

The Prime Minister also appreciated Indian diplomats for exposing Pakistan’s role in terrorism on the global stage.

Looking ahead to the Parliament session, PM Modi called for unity and cooperation. “This session is very important. I welcome all Members of Parliament and hope we all work together for the nation,” he said.

He also celebrated India’s recent space success, especially the SHUX mission, saying, “India has entered a new era in space”

PM Modi ended his speech by urging all parties to work together, saying, “Progress comes from unity, purpose, and commitment to the country.”(KINS)

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