BHOPAL: The New India is not afraid of nuclear threats, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing a gathering in Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar. He also inaugurated various projects connected to his 75th birthday. Modi also praised the success of Operation Sindoor and the bravery of Indian forces.

‘This is New India. It is not scared of anyone. The New India is not afraid of nuclear threats. The Indian forces can enter houses to bring down enemies,’ Modi said referring to Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir’s early warning of a nuclear war and threat to take down half the world if Islamabad faced an extremist threat in a future war with India.

Modi said by revealing the losses suffered by Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan's role in sponsoring terrorism has been exposed. We have exposed the launch pads of terrorists. Jaish-e-Mohammed has shown the real face of Pakistan, he said.

Modi's remarks came a day after JeM member Masood Ilyas revealed that the family of Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar was torn apart by Indian forces during Operation Sindoor.