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‘Jaish Terrorists Exposed Pakistan’: PM Modi As JeM Commander Admits To Damage In Op Sindoor

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PM Modi said Pakistan’s duplicity on terrorism stands exposed after a Jaish-e-Mohammad commander admitted India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ hit Masood Azhar’s family in Bahawalpur.

A file photo of PM Narendra Modi (PTI)

A file photo of PM Narendra Modi (PTI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said Pakistan’s duplicity on terrorism has been laid bare after a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) commander admitted that India’s precision strike under ‘Operation Sindoor’ had hit the family of terror chief Masood Azhar in Bahawalpur.

“Today, the whole world has seen how terrorists from Pakistan themselves have accepted the truth,” Prime Minister Modi said.

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“They admitted that India’s strike destroyed their bases. This is the new Bharat, it does not fear any nuclear threat,” he said.

“‘Ghar mein ghus kar maarta hai (we strike inside their home),” PM Modi declared.

He said the admission confirmed what India had been saying for years, that Bahawalpur remains the hub of Jaish operations, despite Pakistan’s denials before the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and international watchdogs.

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Vani Mehrotra is the Deputy News Editor at News18.com. She has nearly 10 years of experience in both national and international news and has previously worked on multiple desks.

Vani Mehrotra is the Deputy News Editor at News18.com. She has nearly 10 years of experience in both national and international news and has previously worked on multiple desks.

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