'Made in India' Weaponry Proves Its Mettle in Operation Sindoor: PM Modi
- Declared India’s decisive military response proved the effectiveness of ‘Made in India’ defence systems.
- Terrorist hubs and deep enemy airbases in Pakistan were destroyed with pinpoint accuracy.
- Indian air defence systems neutralised Pakistani drones and missiles mid-air.
In a powerful address to the nation on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that the effectiveness of India’s indigenous defence systems had been decisively demonstrated during Operation Sindoor a strategic military response against Pakistan. The operation saw Indian forces execute precision strikes that not only obliterated terrorist hubs but also inflicted substantial damage on Pakistani airbases deep inside enemy territory.
"The world is now witnessing the arrival of the ‘Made in India’ defence system as a formidable force in 21st-century warfare", PM Modi stated, emphasizing the strategic and technological prowess India has attained under the ‘Make in India’ initiative. He noted that Pakistan, rattled by India’s swift and precise action, resorted to attacking civilian areas, including schools, colleges, religious sites, and military installations acts that highlighted its growing desperation and international isolation.
The Prime Minister detailed how Pakistan’s drones and missiles faltered in the face of India’s cutting-edge air defence systems, which successfully intercepted and neutralized incoming threats. He stressed that while Pakistan had prepared to target India’s borders, India had struck at the very core of Pakistan’s military infrastructure, achieving a significant tactical upper hand.
Central to this operation was the deployment of indigenous defence technologies. The BrahMos missile system, jointly developed by India and Russia, played a pivotal role in demolishing critical enemy airbases. Additionally, the successful deployment of Kamikaze drones, co-developed by India’s Adani Group’s Alpha Design Technologies and Israel’s Elbit Systems, marked a historic leap in India’s drone warfare capabilities. These SkyStriker drones, manufactured in Bengaluru, showcased India’s growing self-reliance in advanced defence technologies, with their loitering capabilities of up to two hours proving instrumental in precision targeting.
Within the first three days of India’s offensive, Pakistan reportedly faced devastation far beyond its expectations. As the strikes continued, Pakistan sought to de-escalate tensions, reaching out to the global community in a bid to halt the conflict.
PM Modi asserted that Operation Sindoor not only reinforces India’s dominance on the battlefield but also introduces a new chapter in modern warfare where India leads with innovation, strategy, and indigenous strength. “Whether in deserts, mountains, or new age warfare domains, India has demonstrated unmatched superiority”, he concluded.
