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Unlike past attacks where India directly blamed Pakistan, the government has stayed silent on naming Islamabad after the Delhi Red Fort bombing. Analysts point to diplomatic caution — and some link it to Donald Trump’s claim that his 250% tariff threat stopped Operation Sindoor. As opposition leaders question why the strikes were halted, the Modi government insists India’s response remains firm but strategic.  #DelhiBlast #LalQilaBlast #OperationSindoor #NarendraModi #TrumpTariff #IndiaPakistan

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00:00I congratulate our security forces for their ability to eliminate enemy threats as soon

00:23as they arise and provide them to the nation.

00:30In major terror attacks over the recent years on India, the Pathinghot airbase attack in

00:432016, the Uri attack later that year and the Pulwama bombing in 2019, Indian Prime Minister

00:50Narendra Modi and senior ministers have publicly named Pakistan-based terror groups, blamed

00:55Pakistan and received a befitting reply by contrast.

01:00In the very recent Red Fort blast case, while officials pointed to a module linked to the

01:07Pakistan-based Josh M. Mohammed and arrested suspects, no minister and the Prime Minister

01:12has explicitly said Pakistan did this.

01:18On November 10, a blast near Red Fort Metro station in Delhi killed at least 13 and injured

01:23more than 20 people after a white Hyundai I-20 packed with explosives exploded in a busy evening

01:29traffic line.

01:33India's national security agency swiftly registered the blast as a terrorist incident and it

01:38is being investigated under India's most its astringent law, but what is striking, however,

01:44is what the government did and did not say publicly.

01:49I come here today with a heavy heart.

01:55The horrific incident that took place in Delhi yesterday evening has...

02:03pained everyone.

02:04I...

02:05understand the grief of the affected families.

02:19I was in touch all night long with all the agencies investigating this incident, with all

02:23the important people.

02:30Discussions were going on.

02:35Pieces of information were being pieced together.

02:43Our agencies will get to the bottom of this conspiracy.

02:51The conspirators behind it will...

02:56Not be spared.

03:03All those responsible will be brought to justice.

03:11Why the difference?

03:15The reported threat by the US President Donald Trump multiple times to both India and Pakistan.

03:28the US President Donald Trump multiple times to both India and Pakistan.

03:40Stop the war is a 250 percent.

03:49A country which means 250 percent is a good way to save.

04:03Prime Minister Modi.

04:07Pakistan leadership is not going to stop fighting.

04:16He said, Prime Minister, stop fighting, say we go to war with Pakistan, then I call Pakistan,

04:23say, do trade with India, then become a nuclear nation.

04:31India has officially rejected the idea that US pressure and the escalation, the shadow of economic

04:43consequences still lingers in the background.

04:48India's own internal calculations after its bold cross-border strike campaign, Operation

04:53Seendore, in May 2025, is also to be noted.

04:59According to official figures, Indian forces struck around nine terror camps inside Pakistan

05:04and eliminated more than a 100 militants.

05:08Yet the operation was done after just a few days.

05:14Days spring opposition leaders to ask why stop so soon let's look at the facts of the red

05:18Ford Blast investigate the Dandai I-20 Registration HR 26 CE 7674 was driven by a suspect named Dr.

05:28Uma Unabi.

05:29The vehicle had been heavily modified and the module released PL serial attacks using more

05:34than 30 vehicles packed with explosives.

05:45Over 300 kilograms of ammonium nitrate base material seized in Faridabad and three doctors

05:50from medical college arrested in connection links to foreign-based groups being reported

05:55public statements have focused on lower enforcement and investigation rather than assigning blame to

06:01a particular status this compared to high-profile attacks after the attack a benefiting reply

06:06and letter Indian official confirms that special forces had crossed the line of control to strike terror launchpads.

06:13My dear countrymen, greetings to all of you.

06:26Recently, we lost 18 brave sons of our country in a terrorist attack in the Uri sector of Jammu

06:31and Kashmir.

06:37I salute all these brave soldiers.

06:43And pay my tribute to them.

06:48This cowardly act was enough to shake the entire nation.

06:54The country is filled with grief and anger.

07:02And this loss isn't just for the families who lost their sons, brothers or husbands, it's

07:07a loss for the entire nation.

07:17And so, I will say this to my countrymen today, and I want to reiterate what I said that day,

07:22the guilty will be punished.

07:30My dear countrymen, we have faith in our army.

07:35With their valor, they will foil every such conspiracy and ensure that the 5.25 billion

07:43citizens of the country can live a life of peace and happiness.

07:49They are the ones who perform the ultimate feat for this.

07:54We are proud of our army.

07:59We citizens and politicians have many opportunities to speak.

08:06We do speak.

08:09But the army does not speak.

08:14The army performs its bravery.

08:18In Pulwama, India revoked Pakistan's trade privileges, directly blaming Jaishi Muhammad for direct and

08:25indirect air strikes on a camp in the backcountry.

08:28The sacrifices of these martyrs will not go in vain.

08:42No matter how much the organizations and sponsors of terrorism.

08:55Try to hide their crimes.

09:02They will be punished.

09:12We are proud of and trust the valor of our soldiers and security forces.

09:29The country understands the anger among the soldiers, especially the CRPF, and that is

09:33why the security forces have been given free reign.

09:49Friends, an order.

09:57That came into existence after India's partition, which harbors terrorism, is on the verge of

10:01bankruptcy today.

10:10It has become synonymous with terror.

10:17After the Pahalgam attack, Modi and Pakistan directly live in peace, and all bullets have

10:22no place to hit.

10:26I live in peace with this land of Kutch, my district bordering Pakistan.

10:36I also want to tell the people of Pakistan, what did you gain?

10:43India has become the fourth largest economy in the world.

10:47And how are you?

10:49Who ruined the future of your children?

10:54The scale of terrorism, the army there has its own agenda.

11:04The citizens of Pakistan, especially the children there, listen carefully to Modi, your government

11:09and the army are supporting terrorism.

11:18The youth of Pakistan will have to decide.

11:22The children of Pakistan will have to decide.

11:28Is this path right for them?

11:31To free Pakistan from the disease of terrorism, the people of Pakistan will have to come forward.

11:39The youth of Pakistan will have to come forward.

11:45Live a comfortable life.

11:50Keep your bread, otherwise, I will shoot you.

11:55By contrast after the Red 4 blast, the rhetoric has been tough but restrained.

12:00No explicit naming of Pakistan.

12:04What could be because of this change of approach?

12:07From one perspective, India may be balancing two priorities, maintaining a strong anticipation

12:13domestically while avoiding international escalation.

12:18Negative diplomacy and trade officials are aware that earlier aggressive actions have drawn

12:22criticism from the opposition.

12:26They may favor diplomatic caution due to the Trump administration's threats.

12:32If India is seen as escalating tensions again, the possibility of USP.

12:40Delhi's negative presence claims influence India's domestic politics.

12:59Opposition parties have seized on the Red 4 blast to question the role of the government

13:03in holding Operation Sindh India.

13:06India's main opposition party, Indian national congress leaders, and others have asked why

13:11the offense should stop solely when Indian forces enter Pakistani territory.

13:19The argument is that the absence of public naming and the lack of immediate intervention weakens

13:23the overall success of Operation Sindh India's zero-tolerance policy.

13:31Terrorism continues.

13:40In this broad context the Red 4 blast becomes more than just another terrorist attack it becomes

13:45a test of India's security doctrine will the country remain open to its earliest accusations

13:50and speculation will it continue to remain prioritizing intelligence internal crackdowns

13:55and diplomacy while keeping military audits reserved investigations conclude the silence

14:01on Pakistan rim key questions are trade diplomacy and strategic now shaping the India counter-terror

14:07playbook.

14:31It's also in this broad context the

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