DATE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
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PM Modi Calls Surgical Strikes Major Achievement in Counter-Terrorism Policy

PM Modi Calls Surgical Strikes Major Achievement in Counter-Terrorism Policy

Sep 27, 2026 - 19:05
Surgical strikes, Op Sindoor bold examples of India's counter-terrorism policy: PM Modi
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  • PM Modi calls surgical strikes a major achievement in India's counter-terrorism policy.
  • India has sent a clear message to terrorists that they will be met with a befitting response.
  • Data of over 32 crore families has been recorded in the ongoing Census exercise.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army on terrorist hideouts in Pakistan as a major milestone in India's counter-terrorism policy. In his monthly radio address, Mann Ki Baat, he also discussed the ongoing Census exercise and the country's commitment to eradicating terrorism.

Modi emphasized that the surgical strikes showcased India's resolve to take decisive action against terrorism. Showing a new paradigm in the country's counter-terrorism policy. He noted that in the past, demands for action against Pakistan following every terror attack were often ignored.

However, India has now adopted a zero-tolerance policy, which is yielding results.

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Referring to the Delhi serial blasts of September 2008 and the Mumbai 26/11 attack. Modi stated that India's stance on terrorism has evolved over time. With the country now taking a proactive approach to counter the threat. He emphasized that the upcoming Census exercise is a vital national endeavor.

With the government encouraging citizens to participate in the self-enumeration process online to facilitate accurate data collection.

The Prime Minister's office has confirmed that Indians account for the second-highest number of casualties, following Americans. As the country's first phase of the ongoing Census exercise nears completion, Modi has painted a broad picture of the nation's current landscape.

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Over 32 crore families have already been documented, with teams operating in remote regions such as Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu &amp. Kashmir, and Uttarakhand, where the work is ongoing.

Modi has emphasized the significance of the upcoming Census, framing it as a vital national endeavor. The government is taking steps to ensure accurate data collection, and citizens are being encouraged to participate in the self-enumeration process online.

Modi reiterated that India has consistently demonstrated its resolve to counter terrorism. With the country sending a clear message to terrorists that they will be met with a befitting response. This message has been conveyed through various means, including the surgical strikes, and has been reinforced by the government's zero-tolerance policy.

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