Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stern warning to Pakistan amidst a heated BJP-Congress debate over Sanatan issues, underscoring India’s firm stance against terrorism. Modi’s remarks came in the context of Operation Sindoor, India’s retaliatory strike against terrorist camps in Pakistan following the April 22 Pahalgam attack. Modi emphasized the success of India’s military operations, asserting that the armed forces had demonstrated unparalleled strength despite provocations. He criticized the Congress party for echoing Pakistan’s narrative and accused it of appeasement politics that undermined India’s security. The Prime Minister highlighted Congress’s reluctance to fully recognize military victories like Kargil Vijay Diwas and condemned its skepticism about the origins of terror attacks. In his sharp rebuttal, Modi pointed out that the opposition was importing Pakistani issues into Indian discourse, while BJP leaders insisted on celebrating India’s defense achievements. The debate also touched on concerns about misinformation and the need for a unified voice to bolster India’s defense and innovation sectors. Modi’s warning reiterated that India would not tolerate any future attacks or nuclear blackmail from Pakistan, marking a renewed commitment to national security and sovereignty.