Chandigarh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a powerful address to Indian soldiers at Punjab’s Adampur Airbase following the recent ceasefire developments with Pakistan. Beginning with the thunderous chant of Bharat Mata Ki Jai, the Prime Minister declared that this cry terrifies terrorists and energizes the nation’s protectors—India’s brave soldiers.

Modi hailed the courage and resilience of the armed forces, saluting their valor during Operation Sindoor, which showcased India’s unwavering military might. He said the Pakistani military had now seen firsthand the iron will of Indian soldiers. When terrorists dared to desecrate the dignity of India's women, our forces struck back deep within enemy territory, eliminating threats at their roots.

The Prime Minister revealed that every hostile UAV, drone, fighter jet, and missile launched by Pakistan was intercepted and neutralized. He warned that India will answer every act of aggression with devastating force. A new red line has been drawn—one that Pakistan crosses at its own peril. He asserted that just the thought of India’s precision drones and lethal missiles was enough to keep Pakistan’s military in sleepless fear.

Operation Sindoor, Modi said, was more than just a counterstrike—it was a message. A message that India’s borders are inviolable, that our unity is unbreakable, and that our pride is unmatched. The army has done what few imagined possible, lifting the morale of the nation and rewriting the rules of engagement.

Modi declared that India’s doctrine on terrorism has changed. Gone are the days of silent endurance. Now, India will strike back, decisively, at a time and place of its choosing. Nuclear threats no longer hold any weight. Terrorists and their handlers will be treated as one and the same. After the operation, Pakistan even attempted to target the Adampur base, but the Indian forces thwarted their efforts with unwavering resolve.

"This is not the India of the past," the Prime Minister stated. "This is a new, resolute India. If the situation demands, we will go to war—not for conquest, but to preserve innocent lives. Should we retaliate, it will mark the total decimation of Pakistan. Our enemies will be brought to their knees."

He concluded by saying that India has shown Pakistan its true place, with the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force dismantling their illusions of superiority. Those who dare look at India with malice, he warned, are staring into their own doom. "The architects of terror now understand—gazing at India with wicked intent will only invite annihilation," Modi said with unshakable certainty.