New Delhi: After the standoff and ceasefire between India and Pakistan, PM Narendra Modi will address the nation for the first time. The address to the nation program will be held on Monday at 8 pm, when all eyes will be fixed. This will be the first time after Operation Sindoor that PM Narendra Modi will present his views to the nation.
This program is considered significant given the standoff between Pakistan and India. Earlier, the Indian Army had launched Operation Sindoor and vigorously attacked terrorism. Recently, the Indian Army had also taught a lesson to Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied terrorist camps by destroying them. After holding meetings one after the other and constantly monitoring the situation, PM Modi will now address the nation.
Modi was in contact with the three armies when Operation Sindoor was launched.
PM Narendra Modi was in contact with the three armies when Operation Sindoor was launched. He met with the three armies and discussed the deteriorating situation with Pakistan.
Along with the three army chiefs, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also attended the meeting with Modi. Chief Security Advisor Ajit Doval and CDS Anil Chauhan were also present. In the evening, there will also be a discussion between the DGMOS of India and Pakistan regarding the ceasefire, on which everyone’s eyes are fixed.
Tension rises between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack.
In Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, terrorists brutally shot dead 26 tourists. Two foreign tourists were also included in this. After this, India unanimously held Pakistan responsible and demanded revenge. The Indian Army destroyed the terrorist camp in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor. About nine terrorist camps were destroyed, in which more than 100 terrorists were killed.
After this, tension between the two countries increased a lot. The eyes of the world were fixed on India and Pakistan. Suddenly, Pakistan came on the back foot and demanded a ceasefire from India. India also agreed to the truce with all the conditions.