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The photo is on May 10. Modi held a meeting with the three army chiefs, NSA, Rajnath Singh at PM House.
After the ceasefire, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the country at 8 pm tonight. There was a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on Saturday. After this, DGMO of the three armies was holding a press conference for the last three days.
The Prime Minister can give information on Operation Sindoor and the later situation. Since the beginning of Operation Sindoor on May 7, 5 Army and 2 BSF personnel have been martyred in Pakistani shelling so far, 60 are injured. Apart from this, 27 civilians have also died.
Earlier, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif addressed the people of Pakistan on May 10 at 11.30 pm. In this, he claimed the success of the Pakistani Army Operation ‘Banyan-un-Marsus’ against India. Since then, ‘Yom-e-Tashkkur’ is being celebrated in Pakistan. Yum-e-Tashkkur is a Urdu word, which means the day of thanks.
Ceasefire on May 10, Pakistan broke in 3 hours The ceasefire came into force between India and Pakistan at 5 pm on Saturday. However, Pakistan broke it only 3 hours after it was implemented. Drone attacks were carried out by Pakistan at 15 places in Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan and Punjab, which was thwarted by the Indian Air Defense.
Trump had said- arbitration for ceasefire US President Donald Trump claimed on Saturday evening that the two countries had agreed to ceasefire after the US arbitration. After this, India and Pakistan also confirmed the ceasefire.
Modi’s speech in 4 public programs after Pahalgam attack
Now the water of India’s rights will remain in India
PM Modi at the ABP News summit on 6 MaySaid- For decades, the water of our rivers was the issue of quarrel. Our government has taken a big decision to connect the rivers. Nowadays there is a lot of talk in the media about water.
Earlier, the water of India’s rights was also going out. Now India’s water will flow in the right of India, will stop in right and India will work. The PM said this in the context of the Indus Water Agreement.
In Madhubani, PM Modi had said- time came to mix terrorists in the soil
PM Modi, who reached Madhubani in Bihar on 24 April after 2 days of Pahalgam attack, had said- The time has come to mix the culprits of Pahalgam in the soil. Terrorists will be punished even more than imagination.
In the terrorist attack, someone lost his son, someone lost his life partner. Some of them used to speak Bangla, some were Kannada, some were Gujarati, some were red from Bihar. Today, our resentment from Kargil to Kanyakumari on the death of everyone is the same. Read full news … Modi said in Mann Ki Baat-Ghalgam victims will get justice: The blood of the country is boiling after the attack
On April 27, 5 days after the Pahalgam attack, PM Narendra Modi said in the 121st episode of the radio show ‘Mann Ki Baat’- after this terror attack, the whole country is speaking in one voice. The whole world has expressed condolences. The blood of the people of the country is boiling due to the Pahalgam attack. The victim’s family will definitely get justice.
Peace was returning to Kashmir, schools and colleges were running well, there was unprecedented pace in construction works, democracy was getting stronger, records were increasing in the number of tourists, people were earning, new opportunities were being prepared for the youth, but the enemies of Jammu and Kashmir did not like it. Read full news …
On one platform, Modi-theur and CM Vijayan: PM said- This event will make many people sleepless
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a one-day visit to Kerala-Andhra Pradesh on 2 May. CM Pinarayi Vijayan and Congress leader Shashi Tharoor were present on stage with PM in Kerala’s program. On this, the PM took a dig at the Congress.
He said, ‘I want to tell the Chief Minister that you are a strong pillar of INDI alliance. Shashi Tharoor is also sitting here. Today’s program will make many people sleepless.
Those who translated the PM’s speech in the program did not translate it correctly. On this, the PM said- Where the message was to go, went away. Read full news …