Modi claims Pakistan's airbases remain incapacitated due to Indian military response

In a recent address in Bhuj, Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the impact of India's military response to Pakistan's aggression following Operation Sindoor. Modi claimed that the retaliation was so forceful that Pakistan's airbases remain in an incapacitated state. The Prime Minister emphasized the bravery of the Indian Armed Forces, stating that they forced Pakistan to concede by waving the white flag. He addressed the issue of terrorism, asserting that Pakistan's government and military have made terrorism a method of profit, jeopardizing the future of their own citizens. Modi called upon the people of Pakistan to recognize the destructive consequences of their government's approach and to advocate for a peaceful resolution. He noted a drone attack from Pakistan directed at Kutch, interpreting it as a personal affront, but reminded listeners of India's historical resilience and achievements in the region, particularly emphasizing the contributions made by women during crises. Additionally, he reiterated India's commitment to targeting only terror infrastructure during military operations, while urging Pakistan to reconsider its stance on supporting cross-border terrorism for the sake of its children’s future.