May 12, 2025 5:01 PM - Connect Newsroom
PM Modi's direct warning to Pakistan! 'Terror and trade cannot go together'
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The Prime Minister said that water and blood cannot flow together. PM Modi said that I will also tell the world community that if we have a conversation with Pakistan, it will be on the issue of terrorism and PoK only.
PM Modi gave a clear message to the world community in his address to the nation today, he said that India's view is very clear that terrorism and talks cannot go together, nor can terror and trade go together. During this, he also commented on Pakistan's water shutdown.
The Prime Minister said that water and blood cannot flow together. PM Modi said that I will also tell the world community that if we have a conversation with Pakistan, it will be on the issue of terrorism and PoK only.
He further said that countrymen, today is Buddha Purnima, Lord Buddha has shown us the path of peace. The path of peace also passes through power. Therefore, it is necessary to use this power when necessary.
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