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India Adopts Zero-Tolerance Policy on Cross-Border Terrorism Under PM Modi, Rajnath Singh Outlines Operation Sindoor

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Updated Jun 8, 2025, 05:13 PM

India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, has adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism, emphasizing that combating terror is a collective global duty. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh outlined this stance in a recent article, reaffirming that any attack on India will be met with a strong response without distinction between terrorists and their perpetrators. This policy, referred to as the 'Operation Sindoor' doctrine, calls for proactive eradication of terrorists wherever they are and urges the international community to unite against terrorism. The government’s position highlights cross-border terrorism concerns, particularly pointing to Pakistan as a source of threats. Prime Minister Modi has stated that acts of terror against India will be treated as acts of war. The announcement coincides with reflections on Modi’s 11 years in office, marked by firm decisions on national security, counterterrorism, and efforts to strengthen India’s self-reliance and internal security.

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Renewing 11 year old traditions #PMModi #ATVideo | @SwetaSinghAT

Adelle Nazarian

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PM @narendramodi has made it very clear that any act of terror will be considered an act of war. #Pakistan #India #PahalgamTerrorAttack #OperationSindooor

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11 years of rebuilding heritage #PMModi #ATVideo | @SwetaSinghAT