He warned Pakistan, “We will isolate y”.
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In a dig at Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for his address at the UN General Assembly, Modi said: “Today’s rulers were reading a speech of patrons of terrorism and talking of Kashmir”.
The third edition of “Aalishaan Pakistan exhibition” was scheduled to be held in October in New Delhi.
Kozhikode: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday asserted that the sacrifices of BJP workers in Kerala will not go in vain and will bear fruit even as party president Amit Shah claimed that the saffron outfit will form the next government. India has been successful in isolating you. We will accelerate (these efforts) and will force you to be left alone in the world. ‘A day will come when the people of Pakistan will go against their own government to fight terrorism. “We will defeat terrorism”, Modi said.
Speaking with vigour, PM Modi said, “India has never bowed down to terrorism in the past and will strive to defeat it”. Four terrorists involved in the attack were shot dead by the security forces.
“There is one country which is exporting terrorism in the world from Asia”.
India is likely holding back from major military action for fear of igniting a broader escalation, and may instead mount a diplomatic campaign against Pakistan, experts say.
The PM reminded the people of Pakistan that their ancestors revered the same land before Partition in 1947.
“I want the people of Pakistan to ask their leaders about the fact that Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) is with you, why haven’t you been able to handle it?”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first public speech after the terror attack in Uri did not disappoint in the sharpness of its message to Pakistan.
In a speech that was neither compelling nor entirely forgettable, Sharif struck a different note to the incessant warmongering in both India and Pakistan in recent times. India is exporting software while Pakistan is exporting terrorism.
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“The strategic thinkers in the country know very well that any kind of military strike by India is likely to lead to a war”, Wani said. “If the central government takes any decision in this regard, the state government will definitely support it”, he said. Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba is out of town. This is the first time ever since the Uri terrorist attacks that he has broken his silence and addressed the public and that too LIVE.
