Archive · 5 Sep 2026
Modi Warns Pakistan India Will Strike Against Terror Attacks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a speech at a college in Delhi.
He warned Pakistan not to support terrorist attacks in India.
He said India’s armed forces would respond strongly if such an attack happened.
Modi said India had already shown it would not stay quiet about terrorism.
He also said peace had improved in Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast.
He said Maoist and Naxal violence had been weakened.
The speech took place during the 100th anniversary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce.
Modi praised the college for educating generations of students and called its alumni “OGs.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned Pakistan against attempting terrorist attacks on Indian soil.
Modi said Indian armed forces would enter Pakistani territory and strike in response to any such “misadventure.”
Speaking at Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce, he said terrorism was being pushed back.
Modi claimed peace had improved in Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast, while Maoist and Naxal terrorism had weakened.
The address marked SRCC’s centenary celebrations, during which Modi praised its alumni and academic legacy.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian armed forces; Pakistan was the country he warned.
- What
- Modi warned that India would strike inside Pakistani territory if Pakistan attempted terrorist attacks on Indian soil.
- When
- Saturday, during SRCC’s centenary celebrations.
- Where
- Shri Ram College of Commerce at Delhi University, Delhi, India.
- Why
- Modi said the warning was necessary to deter terrorism and make clear that India would respond strongly to attacks.
- Speaker
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Country warned
- Pakistan
- Venue
- Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University
- Main warning
- India would respond with strikes in Pakistani territory to terrorist attacks on Indian soil.
- Security claims
- Modi said peace had improved in Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast.
- Institutional occasion
- SRCC’s centenary celebrations
- Previous visit
- Modi last visited SRCC in 2013, when he was chief minister of Gujarat.