‘Ghar me ghuske maarenge’: At Adampur Air Base, PM Modi's warning echoes again
At Adampur Air Base, PM Modi said we will enter homes and hit, adding that “we will not give a chance to escape”.
Delivering a fiery address at the Adampur Air Base of Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reaffirmed his ‘will enter homes to eliminate terror threats’ stance and said “we will not differentiate between godfathers and state sponsors of terrorism”.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi travelled to the Adampur Air Base in Punjab on Tuesday morning and interacted with air force personnel, who have been in the thick of action during the recent conflict with Pakistan. Follow India-Pakistan news live updates
PM Modi said we will enter homes and hit, adding that “we will not give a chance to escape”.
"Hum ghar mein ghus kar maarenge aur bachne ka ek mauka tak nahi denge...," PM Modi said.
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PM Modi has repeatedly used the phrase “ghar me ghuske maarenge” as a powerful warning to terrorists and their backers. The phrase has become symbolic of his government's aggressive stance on national security and cross-border terrorism. From referencing the 2016 surgical strikes to the 2019 Balakot air strikes, PM Modi has invoked this line to signal that India will not hesitate to take bold, preemptive action—even across borders—if provoked.
PM Modi saluted the brave soldiers of the air force, navy and army, saying that it is because of their valour, that the echo of Operaton Sindoor is being heard in every corner.
“During this entire operation every Indian stood with you... the prayers of every Indian were with you all... today every citizen of the country is grateful to soldiers and their families... Operation Sindoor is not an ordinary army act,” PM Modi said.
“The leaders of terrorism have understood that there will be only one result of raising eyes towards India, destruction... there will be only one result of shedding the blood of innocent people... destruction and great destruction... the terrorists were sitting under the protection of the Pakistani army... the Indian army made Pakistani army bite the dust,” PM Modi said.
In a warning to Pakistan, PM Modi said that India will, “on its own terms and conditions”, give a befitting reply to any mischief carried out by the neighbouring country.
Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian armed forces against nine terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) in retaliation to the April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam in which terrorists found to have links with Pakistan killed 26 civilians.
