07/05/2025
What message are we sending to Pakistan, ISI, and the world?
- That we cannot protect our own citizens, and in a country of 1.4 billion, losing a few to terrorism is acceptable?
- That we still take the Pakistani nuclear bluff seriously, despite having a 10x stronger military, 20x larger economy, and far superior global standing?
- That they can attack us again, and we’ll simply respond by eliminating a few foot soldiers — but won’t dare touch the masterminds behind it?
- That even when the perfect opportunity arises to reclaim POK, we hold back — signaling we’ll never actually act?
- That they can keep killing our people, just not in large numbers — so we can manage the outrage without taking real action?
Is this the message we want to send to the terror ecosystem and its backers?
Or is it time to change the narrative — with strength, clarity, and fearless leadership?
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Everyone knows who backs these terror attacks. Let’s not pretend. India just lost one of its greatest strategic opportunities to end cross-border terrorism — by reclaiming PoK, the very ground used against us time and again.
So no, this isn’t a moment to boast. It’s a moment to reflect.
Think about it:
- We are militarily and economically stronger than Pakistan.
- Pakistan is neck-deep in internal chaos and political instability.
- The global mood was behind us.
- We had the strategic upper hand — politically, diplomatically, and militarily.
ADGPI - Indian Army Narender Modi
