Not Blood, But Vermilion Flows in My Veins": PM Modi Declares India's Fierce New Doctrine

National News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing a public meeting in Bikaner, Rajasthan, on Thursday, announced India's new and decisive policy on terrorism. During his speech, he referred to the success of 'Operation Sindoor,' saying, "There is no blood in my veins; hot vermilion flows." The word was not just an emotional expression but a symbol of the changing military attitude and determination of India.

'Operation Sindoor' on Pakistan's chest

Prime Minister Modi said that in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on 22 April, in which 26 innocent citizens were killed, India demolished 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK (Pak Occupied Kashmir) under 'Operation Sindoor.' He clarified that now India does not only respond but also has the strength and will to attack the root of terrorism.

"Rahim Yar Khan reached the airbase ICU"

Modi, while making special mention of the attack on Rahim Yar Khan Airbase in Pakistan, said that Indian aerial attacks have caused so much damage that it is now in a state of recruitment in the ICU. The Prime Minister warned that India will now give a direct and decisive answer to any kind of terrorist act.

Now only POK will talk: Modi

The Prime Minister also reiterated his stand on dialogue with Pakistan: "Now terrorism and conversation, terrorism and trade cannot run together. India will now talk to Pakistan only about the return of PoK." He said that Pakistan gave shelter to terrorism for decades, as it could never win against India directly in the war.

Indus Water Agreement will also be reviewed

"If Pakistan continues to support terrorism, India will not give it a drop of its rivers."  This was not just a warning but a clear indication of India's changing policy on the water diplomacy front - now a review of agreements with the notorious countries of terror is certain.

Visiting Karni Mata Temple in Bikaner & inauguration of railway station

During the visit to Bikaner, Prime Minister Modi offered prayers at Karni Mata Temple and inaugurated the Deshnok railway station developed under the 'Amrit Bharat Station Scheme'. This station will now become a modern center of regional connectivity and passenger facilities.

New India Policy: Now neither to be afraid, nor to bow down

Modi's speech given in Bikaner's public meeting was not just an election address but the announcement of India's new military strategy and foreign policy. 'Operation Sindoor' is a picture of the form of India, which is now ready to answer terror and aggression directly, fast, and decisively.