PM Modi slams Pakistan: ‘Terror and talks cannot coexist’

PM Modi slams Pakistan: ‘Terror and talks cannot coexist’
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the nation on May 12, 2025, delivered a powerful and decisive message to Pakistan, making it clear that India will not tolerate terrorism and will stand firm in protecting its national security. Modi’s words were direct: “Terror and talks cannot coexist. Terror and trade cannot go hand in hand. Water and blood can never flow together.” This was a stark reminder that as long as Pakistan continues to harbor and support terrorism, there will be no room for normalizing relations, whether diplomatic or economic.

These remarks came right after India’s military operation, Operation Sindhoor, which was launched as a response to the deadly Pahalgam terror attack. During the operation, India successfully targeted and dismantled nine major terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, reportedly killing over 100 terrorists. While Modi emphasized that the military action had paused for now, he made it clear that India’s resolve to defend its sovereignty would never waver. Any future terrorist actions would meet even stronger retaliation.

In his speech, Modi also took time to honor the courage and bravery of the Indian armed forces, praising their unwavering commitment to keeping the nation safe. He assured the people of India that national security decisions would be based solely on what’s best for the country, unaffected by external pressures or political considerations. His message was clear: India will remain vigilant and resolute in the face of any threats from terrorism.

Ultimately, Modi’s words were not just a warning to Pakistan but a reaffirmation of India’s determination to protect its sovereignty and fight against terrorism. His speech reflected a unified, resolute nation, standing strong against any challenges and committed to continuing the fight against terrorism with unwavering resolve.

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