PM Modi Addresses Nation After Deadly Pahalgam Attack

PM Modi Addresses Nation After Deadly Pahalgam Attack
PM Modi Addresses Nation After Deadly Pahalgam Attack (Image via original source)

PM Modi Reacts to Pahalgam Terror Attack on Mann Ki Baat

In his monthly radio address, Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his deep anguish over the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that claimed the lives of 25 tourists and a local Kashmiri man.

The Prime Minister’s words conveyed a strong sense of shared grief and national unity. He emphasized that the attack had resonated with every Indian, regardless of their region or language. “I feel every Indian’s blood is boiling on seeing pictures of the terror attack,” he stated.

Terrorism Destabilized Peace and Progress in Kashmir

Modi highlighted the progress Kashmir had made in recent times, with increased tourism, economic development, and a strengthening of democratic institutions. He pointed out that the attack was a direct assault on these positive developments. He said, “Peace in Kashmir was returning. There was vibrancy in schools and colleges, unprecedented speed in development work, democracy was becoming strong, a record increase in the number of tourists, incomes were increasing and new opportunities were emerging for the youth. The enemies of the country, of Jammu and Kashmir, did not like this.”

A Nation united Against Terrorism

The Prime Minister assured the bereaved families of justice and vowed that the perpetrators of the attack would face the harshest punishment. He rallied the nation, emphasizing the strength that lies in its unity. “The unity of 140 crore Indians is the biggest strength in this war against terror. This unity is the basis of our decisive war against terror. We have to strengthen our ideals to face this challenge. We have to show our willpower as a nation. The whole world is watching how the country is speaking in one voice,” he said.

India’s Diplomatic Response to Pakistan

Following the attack, India has taken several diplomatic steps against Pakistan, including suspending visa services and putting the Indus Water Treaty on hold. The government has made it clear that it will not tolerate cross-border terrorism and will hold Pakistan accountable for its actions.

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