‘Live the life of happiness, eat bread, otherwise I have a bullet …’ Prime Minister Modi gave a stern warning to Pak
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
PM ways Caution Pakistan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that the Pakistani people should understand that their government and the military support terrorism for their welfare, so they must come forward to end this danger of destroying their lives. On April 22, Modi, who arrived in Gujarat on the first trip to Gujarat, after the Bahgam terrorist attack on April 22, warned that if the Pakistani people did not choose the path of peace, they would face Indian military operations.
On Monday (May 26), Modi, who ended his tenure as prime minister on Monday (May 26), also highlighted that India left Japan and became the world’s fourth largest economy. He said Pakistani citizens should consider where their country is standing.
Modi emphasized, ‘When India believes in tourism, Pakistan considers terrorism as tourism, which is very dangerous to the world. I would like to ask the people of Pakistan – what did they reach? Today India is the fourth largest economy in the world. But what is your situation? Those who promoted terrorism destroyed your future.
He addressed a meeting after launching more than Rs 50,000 crore worth of projects in the Kudch district of Gujarat, which has both land border and maritime border with Pakistan. The people of Pakistan must come forward to eliminate terrorism. Live the life of happiness, eat bread, otherwise I have a bullet.
Speaking to the participants, he said, “After the Bahl -Match, I waited 15 days in the hope that Pakistan would take action on terrorism, but it seems to be their livelihood. On the night of May 9, when Pakistani citizens tried to attack, our army attacked with a double strength and destroyed their air conditions.
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