Op Sindoor Not Just Military Mission, But…: PM Modi Bats For Unity Against Terrorism In Mann Ki Baat
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‘Op Sindoor’ Not Just Military Mission, But…: PM Modi Bats For ‘Unity’ Against Terrorism In Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the valour of India’s armed forces during ‘Operation Sindoor’, a military operation launched in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. PM Modi said that the entire country is united against terrorism and is determined and filled with anger. He said that Operation Sindoor has sparked a sense of patriotism across the country, with many citizens participating in ‘Tiranga Yatras’ to pay respects to the armed forces. The operation has also inspired a renewed energy for “Vocal for Local,” with people pledging to support Indian-made products, he said. He added that the operation has set a new precedent in India’s counter-terrorism strategy, showcasing a measured approach that balances military action with restraint.
While addressing the 122nd episode of his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi underscored that the entire country is united against terrorism and is determined and filled with anger.
“Today, the entire country is united against terrorism, is filled with anger, and is determined. Today, this is the resolve of every Indian: we have to end terrorism. The valour displayed by our forces during Operation Sindoor has made every Indian proud.”
Highlighting the valour of the armed forces, PM said, “The valour displayed by our forces during ‘Operation Sindoor’ has made every Indian proud. The precision with which our forces destroyed the terrorist hideouts across the border is amazing. This operation has given new confidence and enthusiasm to the fight against terror across the world.”
During the address, PM Modi also threw light upon the success of indigenous weapons used during the ‘Operation Sindoor’, stating, “Our soldiers destroyed the terror bases; it was their indomitable courage, and it included the power of weapons, equipment, and technology made in India. It also had the resolve of ‘self-reliant India’. The sweat of our engineers, our technicians, and everyone involved in this victory.”
Speaking about the ‘Operation Sindoor’, the Prime Minister emphasised that it is not just a military mission, but a picture of India’s resolve, courage, and changing India, and this picture has filled the entire country with patriotic feelings and coloured it in the tricolour.
“The precision and accuracy with which our forces destroyed the terrorist hideouts across the border is extraordinary. Operation Sindoor is not just a military mission; it is a picture of our resolve, courage, and a transforming India, and this picture has infused the whole country with a sense of patriotism and has painted it in the hues of the tricolour,” the PM said.
During his address to the nation, PM Modi said that Operation Sindoor has sparked a sense of patriotism across the country, with many citizens participating in ‘Tiranga Yatras’ to pay respects to the armed forces. The operation has also inspired a renewed energy for “Vocal for Local,” with people pledging to support Indian-made products. Some notable outcomes include.
“Tiranga Yatras were organized across cities, villages, and towns, with thousands holding the national flag to honor our armed forces. In many places, youth enthusiastically joined civil defense efforts, with notable participation in cities like Chandigarh, where videos showcasing their dedication went viral,” he noted.
PM Modi stated, “In a heartwarming display of patriotism, many families across India have named their newborns ‘Sindoor’ in tribute to Operation Sindoor. In Katihar, Bihar, one family named their baby girl Sindoor, symbolizing both patriotic sentiment and emotional unity. Similarly, in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh, 17 newborn girls were named Sindoor, with parents considering it an honor to pay tribute to the nation. This trend reflects a surge in patriotic pride following India’s military operation against terror camps in Pakistan.”
PM Modi said that the operation has set a new precedent in India’s counter-terrorism strategy, showcasing a measured approach that balances military action with restraint.
Op Sindoor not just a mission, its the face of changing India: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed Operation Sindoor as a turning point in the global fight against terror. He said it reflects the country’s resolve, courage, and growing strength on the global stage. He lauded as “extraordinary” the precision with which Indian forces attacked the terrorist infrastructure across the border. The operation’s success was followed by a series of gestures in tribute to the armed forces, ranging from patriotic poems on social media to paintings by children and massive Tiranga Yatras. Modi said the mission had not just inspired patriotism but also strengthened the spirit of self-reliance.
Addressing the nation through his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, the Prime Minister said, “Today the entire country is united against terrorism, filled with anger and determination.”
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Modi hailed Operation Sindoor as a turning point in the global fight against terror, describing it as a symbol of India’s growing strength and clarity of purpose.
“Operation Sindoor has infused new confidence and energy into the global fight against terrorism,” he said.
He lauded as “extraordinary” the precision with which Indian forces attacked the terrorist infrastructure across the border.
Modi emphasised that the operation was not a one-off military action, but a reflection of a changing and resolute India.
“Operation Sindoor is the picture of our resolve, courage, and a changing India,” he said, and delved on the impact of the operation that resonated deeply across the country.
The operation’s success was followed by a series of gestures in tribute to the armed forces, ranging from patriotic poems on social media to paintings by children and massive Tiranga Yatras.
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“In many cities, youth volunteered for civil defence, wrote poems, sang songs of resolve, and children made paintings carrying powerful messages,” Modi said.
He talked about a recent visit to Bikaner where he was gifted paintings made by children.
“In cities like Katihar and Kushinagar, families named their newborns ‘Sindoor’ in honour of the operation,” he said.
The PM credited India’s home-grown defence capabilities for the mission’s success, following the spirit of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’.
“This was the ultimate bravery of our soldiers, backed by the power of weapons, equipment, and technology made in India,” he said.
Modi noted a renewed energy across the country towards the ‘Vocal for Local’ campaign post-Operation Sindoor, saying the mission had not just inspired patriotism but also strengthened the spirit of self-reliance.
“This victory carries the sweat of our engineers, technicians, and every citizen who contributed,” he said.
Published By: Shipra Parashar Published On: May 25, 2025