Amit Shah: Precision Strikes on 15 Pakistani Airbases, No Civilian Casualties

National News:When Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Gujarat on Friday, it wasn’t just about launching development initiatives — it was also a moment where Pakistan received a strong and unmistakable warning. He addressed a huge public gathering at the start of development work to be built at a cost of ₹ 708 crore in Gandhinagar. During this, referring to 'Operation Sindoor', he revealed the historic action of the Indian Army.

For the first time in history: Reply by entering 100 kilometers in pak

Amit Shah said, "This is the first time after independence that the Indian Army crossed the border of Pakistan and destroyed the hideouts of terror by going 100 kilometers inside. Nine such camps, where conspiracies were hatched against India, have now turned into ashes."

He described it as not just a military success, but a historic change in India's strategic thinking. Now the country does not just defend, but also gives a decisive response to the attack.

"The era of nuclear threats is over, now is the era of action"

Amit Shah also hit out at Pakistan's long-standing nuclear threats. He said, "The countries that tried to scare us by threatening us with nuclear bombs for years, today they are hearing the echo of our bombs in their ears. Now India does not sit silent, now India responds."

He praised the Indian Army and the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and said that today the whole world is praising India's firmness and military discipline.

15 Pak airbases targeted in Operation Sindoor, but no harm to civilians

The Home Minister claimed that under Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force targeted 15 air bases of Pakistan with precision. He stressed that not a single ordinary Pakistani citizen was harmed in this action.

"Our fight is with terrorism, not with the people of Pakistan," he said. This statement reflects the morality of India's military policy.

Now, India’s border is not just a line—it’s a shield of steel

Amit Shah said that when Pakistan tried to launch drone and missile attacks on the western border, India's air defence system destroyed them at the border itself."Now, India's borders aren't mere lines on a map—they stand as an unbreakable shield of security," he declared with pride," he said proudly."Those who hatched conspiracies now have the echo of our action in their ears"

At the end of his speech, Amit Shah said bluntly, "Those who used to sit in Sialkot, Bahawalpur or the jungles of PoK and hatch conspiracies against India are now hiding in bunkers. We have shown them that India now does not just warn, but also takes action."

A message has now reached across the border

This public meeting in Gandhinagar was not just the inauguration of development projects, but also the declaration of India's changing military thinking. Now India is not just a victim, but has become a nation that gives a planned and decisive response and this message has now reached across the border.