New Delhi, May 11:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a strong message to the Indian Army after recent firing from Pakistan across the border. He said, “If they shoot bullets, we will answer with shells.” This means India will give a strong reply if attacked.
His statement came after a big army operation called Operation Sindoor. This was done because 26 people, including soldiers and civilians, were killed in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. In response, India attacked terrorist camps across the border and caused heavy damage.
Even though a ceasefire (stop to firing) was announced recently, both India and Pakistan are blaming each other for breaking the peace. Firing has not fully stopped, and the situation at the border is still tense.
PM Modi’s message shows that India will not stay quiet if attacked. He said the safety of Indian citizens is the top priority and any act of terrorism will get a strong reply.
This message is also for the people of India, to let them know that the government and armed forces are fully ready to protect the country. Talks for peace may continue, but India’s stand is clear—any attack will be answered with full force.
