New Delhi: At a time when several Indians on Wednesday are celebrating the surgical strike ‘Operation Sindoor’ by the country’s armed forces on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK), Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also a trending word on social media platforms currently.
This comes as several Indians and supporters of the BJP are crediting PM Modi along with the armed forces for avenging the Pahalgam attack in a befitting manner. In such a scenario, what catches the eye is a video shared by BJP IT cell head, Amit Malviya, featuring Narendra Modi and the strike carried out by the Indian armed forces during the wee hours of Wednesday (April 7).
Watch the video here:
मोदी को बता देना नहीं बोलना चाहिए था… pic.twitter.com/VZ5gAehK61
— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) May 7, 2025
While sharing the video, Malviya has captioned it in a dramatic manner by stating: “Modi ko boldena nahi bolna chahiye tha (shouldn’t have asked to tell Modi.) This perhaps serves as a message to the terrorists who killed tourists at Phalgam last month. Some eye-witnesses and victims of the attack had told reporters that one of the victim’s wife was told by the terrorists to inform Modi about what happened in the valley during the deadly attack. Since then, the words ‘Modi ko bol dena’ were repeated in media reports and triggered anger among Indians. In his first response to the attack, PM Modi had vowed to avenge the Pahalgam attack while addressing a rally in Bihar.
Check out images of aftermath of Operation Sindoor shared by Malviya:
Markaz Subhan Allah, Bahawalpur (Punjab, Pakistan) was the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammad. This facility was a key hub for orchestrating terror operations, including the Pulwama attack on Feb 14, 2019. The perpetrators of the bombing were trained at this very site. Demolished. pic.twitter.com/zNhcMylVxW
— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) May 7, 2025
Earlier in the day, BJP leader former Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Kavinder Gupta responded to the terrorists and Operation Sindoor, saying, “Modi ko bol dena, and today Modi ji ne bata diya” (“You asked to inform Modi, and today Modi ji has given the answer”).
