PM Modi cites Jaish admitting to Op Sindoor losses, says ‘Our soldiers brought Pakistan to its knees, new India not afraid of…’

The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, stated that a Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist has tearfully agreed to his losses in the Operation Sindoor strikes. Know the complete details ahead.

Written by: Saanchi Gupta Edited by: Saanchi Gupta
Updated: September 17, 2025, 4:44 PM IST

PM Modi: The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on his 75th birthday, stated that Jaish-e-Mohammad, for the first time, had accepted the huge losses during India’s Operation Sindoor.

The PM cited this in a massive rally in Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar. He highlighted that the recent revelation by Jaish not only confirms that New India gives a befitting reply to terror, but also fears no person’s nuclear threats. 

What is the confession?

The Prime Minister mentioned that just yesterday, India and the whole world saw a terrorist from Pakistan tearfully explaining the losses incurred during the Operation Sindoor. The viral video of Masood Ilyas Kashmiri, agreed to the deaths of family members of Jaish chief Masood Azhar in the strikes of May 7 at Bahawalpur headquarters, Jamia Masjid Subhan Allah.

He said that this is our New India, as it doesn’t fear any terrorists or nuclear threats.

What did PM Modi say about Operation Sindoor?

Narendra Modi stated that the terrorists of Pakistan had wiped the sindoor of some Indian sisters and daughters; in retaliation, Operation Sindoor was launched. He cited that the operation destroyed several terror camps. 

Story highlights:

  1. PM Modi talked about Operation Sindoor in Dhar
  2. PM applauded brave soldiers of India
  3. Modi mentioned Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist admitted losses
  4. He said, New India, not afraid of terrorists or nuclear threats

PM’s address about the army:

In the rally, Narendra Modi applauded the bravery of the Indian soldiers. He stated that the courageous army of our country could bring the enemy country to its knees in the blink of an eye. 

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