Is India’s Response to Terrorism Now Enhanced with Missiles and Drones?

Adampur, May 13 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on his visit to the Air Force Station at Adampur, delivered a compelling address to the armed services, commending their valor and reinforcing India’s proactive approach to national security.

In light of Operation Sindoor, he emphasized that India’s approach to terrorism has transitioned into a new phase — exact, determined, and relentless.

He articulated that the chant "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" transcends mere words, representing a sacred commitment for every soldier and citizen.

“When Indian troops proclaim it on the battlefield, it instills fear in the enemy,” he asserted, explaining that this mantra reverberates with every drone attack and missile launch that devastates enemy positions.

PM Modi regarded Operation Sindoor as a pivotal event — a “trinity” of strategy, purpose, and decisive capability.

He emphasized that this was not an ordinary military operation but a bold exhibition of India’s strength, accuracy, and technological superiority.

“India is a nation of Buddha and Guru Gobind Singh Ji,” he stated, invoking the heritage of courage and righteousness.

“Those who attempted to harm India’s daughters were eliminated in their own lairs,” declared the Prime Minister.

He confirmed that the operation dismantled nine significant terrorist strongholds and neutralized over 100 terrorists, sending a clear message to those orchestrating cross-border assaults.

“Provoking India now results only in one outcome — total annihilation,” the Prime Minister remarked.

He also pointed out that the Pakistani Army, which has long harbored terrorist organizations, is now left humiliated and exposed.

PM Modi highlighted how Operation Sindoor is not just a tactical triumph but a representation of India’s military cohesion.

“The Navy achieved maritime superiority, the Army fortified the borders, and the Air Force executed precise and impactful strikes,” he noted.

He commended the Border Security Force (BSF) and other paramilitary units for their exemplary performance, asserting that the collaboration among all forces was exceptional and a new benchmark for India's military readiness.

He specifically acknowledged the role of India's air defense systems — including the homegrown Akash and the advanced Russian S-400 — which intercepted Pakistani missiles and UAVs.

Pakistan's unsuccessful disinformation attempt, alleging that they had destroyed the Adampur base and the S-400 system, was thoroughly debunked when a photograph of PM Modi beside the intact S-400 system was published.

This, he said, was India’s quiet yet firm response to Pakistan's falsehoods.

PM Modi praised the armed forces for conducting the operation with surgical precision.

In just 25 minutes, Indian jets targeted critical terrorist bases deep within Pakistan.

Despite enemy efforts to use civilian aircraft as cover, Indian forces acted with caution, ensuring zero collateral damage.

“That showcases the strength of a professional, technologically advanced military,” he stated.

The Prime Minister cautioned that although India had paused further military actions at Pakistan's request, this restraint should not be misconstrued as weakness.

“If provoked again, India will retaliate with full force — on our terms, at our time,” he reiterated, emphasizing that India would not differentiate between terrorist leaders and the governments that shield them.

In his closing remarks, PM Modi asserted that the armed forces have not only safeguarded India's borders but have also elevated the pride of every Indian.

Their bravery, he noted, will be celebrated for generations.

“This is the new India,” he concluded.

“We desire peace, but if humanity is under threat, we will not hesitate to eliminate our foes.”