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From unity across all forces, to rejecting nuclear blackmail and signaling that only PoK is on the table — here are the 5 biggest takeaways from PM Modi’s message.

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00:00If you talk about Pakistan, then the PAK-occupied Kashmir P.O.K. will be on that.

00:30is still ongoing.

00:31No announcements, no warnings, just decisive action.

00:34From the Army, Navy, Air Force to Intelligence, Diplomacy and People, Modi emphasized Ekta,

00:41unity of all forces.

00:42This isn't just a soldier's fight, it's India standing together.

00:46And this time, it wasn't just intent.

00:49Prime Minister Modi emphasized that it was made in India firepower.

00:52From weapons to war strategy, India relied on its own.

00:55The Prime Minister revived a powerful doctrine, blood and water cannot flow together.

01:01With the Indus waters treaty under scrutiny, this was a clear signal.

01:05India will review every engagement, even water, if terror continues to flow.

01:09For Modi critics who were pointing out that by launching punishing strikes against Pakistan,

01:14he had violated his own famous slogan of this not being the era of war, Prime Minister had

01:19a strong message.

01:21This is not an era of war, he reiterated, but he added, this was also not an era of war,

01:25terrorism.

01:26A subtle but sharp message to the world, especially those who preach peace but stay silent on cross-border

01:33terror.

01:34India is not afraid of nuclear blackmail.

01:36The Prime Minister dismissed bail threats from across the border.

01:39And on talks, only one topic, POK, Pakistan occupied Kashmir.

01:44No back-channel dialogues, no trade talks.

01:46Firm, unflinching and direct, Modi's address wasn't just a speech, it was a policy declaration.

01:52Operation Sindhoor may have begun in disguise, but its message is echoing across borders.

PM Modi's speech 5 big takeaways after Operation Sindoor | India’s new terror policy

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