‘Ghar mein ghus ke marenge’: PM Modi indicates more actions against Pakistan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in what could be the sharpest attack on Pakistan, said on that he will find out those responsible for terror acts in India "even if they hide in the bowels of the earth". Modi also asked the opposition not to malign India's armed forces. "What our opposition leaders say become headlines in Pakistan newspaper today," Modi said, addressing a gathering in Ahmedabad.

PM: Bharat ke neta bayanbazi karte hain vo Pakistan ke akhbaro ki headline banti hai,Pak Parliament mein charcha ho rahi hai. Aap aisi baat bologe jispe Pak taali bajaye?Desh ki sena ne himmat dikhayi aur main intezaar lamba nahi kar sakta,chun chun ke hisaab lena meri fitrat hai pic.twitter.com/pNIo44U5Vn

— ANI (@ANI) March 4, 2019

In a veiled reference to India's air strike in Pakistan, Modi said: "If one work gets over, our government doesn't sleep, but gets ready for another." "We won't lag behind when it comes to taking big and bitter decisions," he said. Referring to the 2008 attack at Ahmedabad civil hospital, Modi said, "should not those sitting in Delhi at that time have taught those sitting in Pakistan a lesson."

अब घर में घुस के मारेंगे। 40 साल से आतंकवाद हिन्दुस्तान के सीने में गोलियां दाग रहा है, लेकिन वोट बैंक की राजनीति में डूबे लोग कदम उठाने से डरते थें।

मुझे सत्ता की कुर्सी की परवाह नहीं है, मुझे चिंता मेरे देश की है।

मेरे देश के लोगों की सुरक्षा की है: पीएम @narendramodi pic.twitter.com/anwlLn1vts

— BJP (@BJP4India) March 4, 2019

Minutes after his Pakistan counterpart Imran Khan said last week that captured IAF pilot Abhinandan Varthaman will be repatriated to India as a gesture of peace, Modi had said: "Abhi abhi ek pilot project pura ho gaya. Abhi real karna hai, pehle toh practice thi. Modi appeared to be making a reference to India's airstrikes on terror camps in Pakistan when he said a "pilot project" was recently carried out and now the "real one" has to be done as the earlier exercise was a practice." 

The PM said the IAF's air attack on the Balakot terror camp, carried out in response to the Pulwama suicide bombing,

should not be linked with the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. "If this is done for elections, were there elections when we carried out the first surgical strikes (in 2016)," he said.

Referring to the 2008 attack at the Ahmedabad Civil Hospital, Modi said, "Should not those sitting in Delhi at that time have taught those sitting in Pakistan a lesson."

After his Pakistan counterpart Imran Khan said that captured IAF pilot Abhinandan Varthaman will be repatriated to India as a "gesture of peace", Modi had said; Abhi abhi ek pilot project pura ho gaya. Abhi real karna hai, pehle toh practice thi.

In his remarks on Thursday, Modi appeared to be making a reference to India's air strikes on terror camps in Pakistan when he said a "pilot project" was recently carried out and now the "real one" has to be done as the earlier exercise was a practice. 

(With PTI inputs)