Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stern warning to Pakistan on his 75th birthday, stating that "New India" will not be intimidated by nuclear threats. Speaking at a public meeting in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, after launching several development projects, Modi reaffirmed the country's resolve.

Modi hailed the success of 'Operation Sindhūr,' a retaliatory strike by India following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. He noted that the terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed itself had admitted to the destruction of its camps. Also Read: MLA Srivatsa Welcomes Arrest of Former MUDA Commissioner Dinesh Kumar…!!

"This is a new India. It will not be afraid of any evil forces," Modi declared. "The Indian Army has the capability to enter the enemy's house and strike them down. New India is not afraid of nuclear threats."BEHOMA Aluminium Dancing Peacock Pair Figurine for Good Luck & Love | for Home Decor Tabletop Living Showpiece for Valentine's Day, (Scented Glass Votive Candle Included), Set of 2, Gold,18.5 cm,11 cm

This statement was a direct response to an earlier threat by Pakistan's Army Chief, Asim Munir, who had warned that if Pakistan's existence were ever at stake in a future war with India, it would "destroy half the world."

The Prime Minister also shared on his X account, "Happy to be in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh! Speaking at the launch of women-centric initiatives that will strengthen health and wellness at the grassroots. The PM MITRA Park is also being inaugurated." Also Read: Woman's Viral Post: "No Food, Washroom" - 56 Indians Allegedly Treated Inhumanely!