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Only last week, during his visit to Rajasthan and Gujarat, PM Narendra Modi spoke about the valour of the armed forces and women in combat
PM Narendra Modi waves at supporters during a roadshow in Vadodara on May 26. (Image: PMO/PTI)
Operation Sindoor will be central to all of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits to different parts of the country in the coming days.
Modi will be launching multiple development projects and his speeches at public gatherings will focus on Operation Sindoor and India’s response to Pakistan after the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
Only last week, during his visit to Rajasthan and Gujarat, he spoke about the valour of the armed forces and women in combat. He will soon be visiting Ateli in Haryana, where he intends to talk about the significance of the military’s operations. He is also scheduled to visit West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Madhya Pradesh this month.
On May 29, the Prime Minister is expected to be in the northern part of West Bengal, where he will be addressing a rally for the first time in five years at Alipurduar. While the ruling Trinamool Congress in the state has supported India’s actions against Pakistan, it has also demanded a special session of Parliament over this.
Party MP Abhishek Banerjee is presently on a five-nation tour as part of an all-party team for diplomatic outreach to expose Pakistan’s alleged role in cross-border terrorism.
Modi will also be in poll-bound Bihar on May 29 and 30. There, too, he is expected to elaborate about the military’s operations against Pakistan. He is also expected to visit Kanpur later on May 30 to launch development works.
Apart from this, the PM is expected to hold a women’s rally in Bhopal on May 31. He has launched a number of women-centric projects from the state.
During his recent address in Bikaner, Modi elaborated on what sindoor means for Indian women and how he has taken upon the responsibility to avenge all those who have lost their spouse due to an act of terror by Pakistan. Even during his public address in Gujarat, he said: “The people of Pakistan must make a choice. The children of Pakistan must decide; is this path truly right for them? Are they really benefiting from it? The games being played for the sake of power, are they improving the lives of Pakistan’s children? I want to tell the children of Pakistan: your rulers, your army, thriving under the shadow of terrorism are endangering your lives and destroying your future.”
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