PM Modi Visits Adampur Airbase: Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Prime Minister Modi issued a strong warning. He stated that India has only postponed its action for now, not cancelled it. If Pakistan responds with any provocation, it will receive a strong and fitting reply.

PM Modi Visits Adampur Airbase: PM Boosts Troops’ Morale at Adampur, Sends Bold Message to Pakistan

PM Modi Visits Adampur Airbase: After the grand success of ‘Operation Sindoor’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a surprise visit to the Adampur Airbase in Punjab on Tuesday morning. During his visit, he met with officers and soldiers of the Indian Air Force. The energy and enthusiasm among the troops were clearly visible as they interacted with the Prime Minister. He spent some time with them, shared a few moments, and had conversations with the personnel.

What makes this visit even more significant is its timing. PM Modi arrived at the Adampur Airbase just when Pakistan has been spreading false claims globally—alleging that its attack had destroyed the Adampur Airbase in Punjab and caused serious damage to India.

Adampur Echoes with Chants of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Vande Mataram’

On Tuesday morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally visited the Adampur Airbase and exposed Pakistan’s false claims before the world. His presence and photos from the airbase sent a clear and powerful message to Pakistan — the Adampur Airbase is completely safe and secure, and all claims made by Pakistan are false and baseless.

Meanwhile, a video of PM Modi meeting the Air Force personnel has also surfaced. In the video, he can be seen encouraging the officers by patting their backs and sharing a few words with them. During the interaction, he also raised patriotic slogans like ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Vande Mataram’ along with the soldiers.

PM Modi also shared photos from his visit on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). In his post, he wrote:
“This morning, I visited the Air Force Station in Adampur and met our brave air warriors and soldiers. It was truly a special experience to be among those who symbolize courage, determination, and fearless service. India will always remain grateful to our armed forces, who give their all for the nation.”

What PM Modi Said in His Address to the Nation

Earlier on Monday at 8 PM, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation for the first time after the success of Operation Sindoor. In his speech, he firmly expressed India’s strong stand against terrorism. He said that Operation Sindoor has drawn a new line in the fight against terror — setting a new benchmark and defining a “new normal.”

PM Modi explained three key points that now guide India’s response to terrorism:

1. The first principle is that if India is attacked by terrorists, there will be a strong and fitting response. India will retaliate in its own way, on its own terms, and will take strict action at the source — wherever terrorism is being planned or supported.

2. The second principle is that India will no longer tolerate nuclear blackmail. If any terrorist base tries to hide under the excuse of nuclear threats, India will strike back with precision and clarity.

3. The third principle is that India will no longer treat terror groups and the governments supporting them as separate. During Operation Sindoor, the world once again saw the true face of Pakistan. Senior officers of the Pakistani army were seen attending the funerals of killed terrorists. This clearly proves the existence of state-sponsored terrorism.

PM Modi also stated that India has always defeated Pakistan on the battlefield. This time, Operation Sindoor has taken it to a whole new level. He said that India demonstrated its strength both in deserts and mountains, and also proved its superiority in modern warfare.

During this operation, the power of India’s ‘Made in India’ weapons was clearly shown. Today, the world is witnessing that the time has come for Indian-made defense equipment to lead the way in 21st-century warfare.

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