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Top 10 Hard Hitting Statements of PM Modi in Parliament That Exposed the Opposition’s False Narrative On Pahalgam and OP Sindoor

PM Modi’s fiery speech in Parliament stood as a clarion call for national unity in the face of terrorism and political opportunism. With pointed remarks, he dismantled what he described as the Opposition’s "manufactured outrage."

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When Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to the Lok Sabha floor to address the recent Pahalgam terror attack and the swift retaliatory strikes under Operation Sindoor, his words cut through the noise, calling out the Opposition’s misleading narratives while rallying the nation’s solidarity behind our armed forces. 

“The cruel incident that happened in Pahalgam on 22nd April was avenged in only 22 minutes with pinpoint accuracy.”
In a line that became the talk of the House, Modi highlighted how our forces measured time and precision by the minute, turning grief into decisive action.

“When the world stood with India, sadly, none from Congress did. They failed to support our soldiers’ bravery.”
Striking a chord with national pride, the PM reminded members that global solidarity contrasted starkly with the Congress’s silence.

“No country in the world stopped India from defending itself against terrorism—only three spoke for Pakistan, but Congress echoes their narrative.”
By juxtaposing international unity against the Opposition’s rhetoric, he underscored how misplaced criticism only serves adversaries.

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“Pakistan pleaded for a ceasefire, their DGMO said ‘Bas karo, bahut maara hai.’ Yet Opposition questions our timing.”
With a dash of wit, Modi recounted the DGMO’s plea—“Please stop, you’ve hit too hard”—then turned the lens on those who dared to doubt our strategy.

“Do we need an auspicious time to kill terrorists? The Opposition’s frustration is clear—they even question the timing of our counter-terror operation.”
A rhetorical question that landed like a hammer: When it comes to national security, there is no calendar for courage.

“The Pahalgam attack was meant to incite riots, but the unity of Indians foiled that trap—Congress feeds that very division.”
Modi credited citizens’ unwavering harmony for thwarting designs to sow discord, then scored a point against those who profit from division.

“Congress has no vision on national security; its flawed policies allowed terrorism to flourish under its rule.”
In one sweeping critique, he contrasted past governmental failures with today’s resolute action—making the case that experience matters.

“Our armed forces destroyed terror camps in several corners of Pakistan during Operation Sindoor—no safe haven for terrorists.”
A salute to the bravery of our soldiers, this statement spotlighted how far-reaching their resolve was—and will re

“India will pursue terrorists and their backers to the ends of the earth—this is the new normal: ‘Bharat ayega, maar kar jayega.’”
Co-opting a fierce slogan, Modi painted a vivid picture of an India unbowed—striking fear into those who plot against us.

“We proved India will not bow to nuclear blackmail; we called Pakistan’s bluff and demonstrated our resolve.”
Closing on a high note, the PM reaffirmed that India stands tall against any threat—nuclear or otherwise.
 

Each line in Parliament was more than politics—it was a message of unity, strength, and unwavering resolve. Through these hard-hitting statements, PM Modi not only rebutted false narratives but also reminded every Indian that when our nation is challenged, we rise as one.

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