Bikaner. PM Narendra Modi has given a clear message to all the powerful countries of the world from Bikaner’s public meeting on Thursday. PM Narendra Modi said that Pakistan will be expensive to play with the blood of Indians. PM Modi said that no power in the world can be determined by this resolve. Modi said that if Pakistan continued to support the terrorists, it will have to be fascinated for pie. PM Narendra Modi also announced that Pakistan will not get the water of India’s rights.
#Watch , #Operationsindoor Rajasthan | Addressing a Public Rally in Deshnoke, Bikaner, PM Modi Says, “… Pakistan will have to pay for playing with India’s’s’s blood. This is India’s resolution and no power of the world can Shake can shake us from this resolution…”
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This statement of PM Modi can also be considered a message for US President Donald Trump. In fact, Trump is constantly claiming that he has stopped military conflict between India and Pakistan by threatening to stop trade. Whereas, the Government of India has denied Trump’s claim wrong. India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had clearly stated that the DGMO of Pakistan had requested to stop military action. After which India postponed Operation Sindoor. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal has also said the same on media questions. The DGMO of the Indian Army Rajiv Ghai also clearly stated that it was the DGMO of Pakistan to call to stop military action.
It is clear from PM Modi’s Thursday’s statement that Pakistan will no longer be able to escape by saying that it has nothing to do with the terrorist attacks in India. Along with this, it was also clear that after postponing the Indus River Agreement, India will now use its right water. Till now Pakistan was taking great advantage of the Indus River Agreement. He was getting 80 percent water. Modi also made it clear that whenever there is talk with Pakistan, it will be on the return of PoK and the issue of terrorism. Whereas, Pakistan has been continuously curbing that if the Indus River Agreement was canceled, it would be considered a war announcement.
