No power can deter India from punishing Pakistan terror, says PM Modi

BIKANER/NEW DELHI: PM Modi on Thursday declared that he would not let anyone come in the way of the enforcement of India's doctrine towards Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, in what was seen as a message aimed at international capitals that have been concerned by Islamabad's nuclear sabre-rattling and ignored or condoned its use of terror as a weapon.

"This is what India has resolved and no power on Earth can shake its commitment," said Modi - an assertion that assumes significance in the context of US President Donald Trump's claim that he got India and Pakistan to pause military confrontation in order to stave off the possibility of an escalation involving the possible use of nuclear weapons.

"India will not be deterred by scaremongering about the use of atom bomb," Modi elaborated as he issued a direct warning to the neighbouring country's army.

Bikaner/New Delhi: PM Modi on Thursday declared that he would not let anyone come in the way of the enforcement of India's doctrine towards Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, in what was seen as a message aimed at international capitals that have been concerned by Islamabad's nuclear sabre-rattling and ignored or condoned its use of terror as a weapon.

"This is what India has resolved and no power on Earth can shake its commitment," said Modi - an assertion that assumes significance in the context of US President Donald Trump's claim that he got India and Pakistan to pause military confrontation in order to stave off the possibility of an escalation involving the possible use of nuclear weapons.

"India will not be deterred by scaremongering about the use of atom bomb," Modi elaborated as he issued a direct warning to the neighbouring country's army.

Bikaner/New Delhi: PM Modi on Thursday declared that he would not let anyone come in the way of the enforcement of India's doctrine towards Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, in what was seen as a message aimed at international capitals that have been concerned by Islamabad's nuclear sabre-rattling and ignored or condoned its use of terror as a weapon.

"This is what India has resolved and no power on Earth can shake its commitment," said Modi - an assertion that assumes significance in the context of US President Donald Trump's claim that he got India and Pakistan to pause military confrontation in order to stave off the possibility of an escalation involving the possible use of nuclear weapons.

"India will not be deterred by scaremongering about the use of atom bomb," Modi elaborated as he issued a direct warning to the neighbouring country's army.