India should not be threatened with nuclear weapons; Operation Sindoor is not just a name, it is a reflection of the people's feelings - PM.

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India should not be threatened with nuclear weapons. He also gave a strong warning to Pakistan that blackmailing it will not work. Modi was addressing the nation for the first time after Operation Sindoor.

In his 22-minute speech, the Prime Minister gave a strong warning against Pakistan and terrorism. He said that nuclear threat to India is not acceptable and will not be tolerated. Terrorist attacks against India will be met with a befitting response.

We will decide how to respond. If there is a discussion between India and Pakistan, it will be only on terrorism and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, he said. Modi reminded in his speech that today is Buddha Purnima and that Buddha showed us the path of peace.

Modi pointed out that the terrorists killed civilians who had come to celebrate a holiday in Pahalgam by asking them about their religion. The brutality shown by the terrorists shocked the world. The terrorists killed civilians in front of their families. Modi also said that the army was given complete freedom to eliminate the terrorists.

The terrorists did not even dream of the heavy blow that India gave. When Indian missiles and drones attacked places in Pakistan, not only the buildings of the terrorists but also their courage were destroyed. Modi pointed out in his address that India has destroyed the university of terrorism through its retaliation.

#WATCH | #OperationSindoor | In his address to the nation, PM Modi says, "...No nuclear blackmail will be tolerated anymore..."

He says, "Terrorist attack on India will have to face a befitting reply, and the response will be on our terms" pic.twitter.com/2DmGVrPI42

— ANI (@ANI) May 12, 2025