“If there will be talks between India and Pakistan, it will only be on terrorism and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK)…India’s stand has been clear, terror, trade and talks cannot be done together,” said PM Modi in an address to the nationread morePrime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday rejected mediation offers between India and Pakistan and said that any dialogue with Pakistan will only be on terrorism and return of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK).In his address to the nation, PM Modi said, “If there will be talks between India and Pakistan, it will only be on terrorism and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK)…India’s stand has been clear, terror, trade and talks cannot be done together.”STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADMore from India
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Pakistan’s begging to India’s new normal: 9 big messages in PM Modi’s Operation Sindoor speechPM Modi also clarified that ‘Operation Sindoor’ has only been paused, not called off, and warned that India will closely monitor Pakistan’s every action moving forward.“Operation Sindoor is not just a response; it represents India’s new policy against terrorism,” PM Modi said in a firm statement during his national address, days after the high-intensity operation targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.Acknowledging global calls for peace, the PM Modi said, “This is not the era of war, but this is also not the era of terrorism.”PM Modi said India has defeated Pakistan every time on the battlefield and this time ‘Operation Sindoor’ has added a new dimension.STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD“During this operation, the authenticity of our ‘Made in India’ weapons was proved…We all should remain united against all types of terrorism. Our unity is our biggest strength,” he added.India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’ on the night of May 6–7 in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 26 lives.In a swift and coordinated offensive, Indian forces struck nine terror targets across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, reportedly killing over 100 terrorists.In response, Pakistan attempted strikes on multiple Indian military installations on May 8, 9, and 10.India countered with a powerful assault on key Pakistani military facilities, including those at Rafiqui, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and Chunian. Radar installations at Pasrur and the Sialkot air base were also hit with precision munitions, resulting in heavy damage.STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADWith inputs from agenciesTagsIndiaPakistanEnd of Article
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