India’s War on Terror: Modi Government’s Zero-Tolerance Doctrine

Modi Government has redefined India’s war on terror with a zero-tolerance approach, taking bold and decisive action to eliminate threats at their roots.

🇮🇳 “Under Modi, India no longer responds with just words — it responds with decisive action.”

For decades, India bore the brunt of cross-border terrorism and internal jihadist threats while past governments only issued “strong condemnations.”
But in the last 10 years, under the BJP-led NDA government, the equation has changed — India is now feared, respected, and proactive.

🔱 5 Pillars of the Modi Government’s Anti-Terror Strategy:

1. 🔥 Zero Tolerance Policy – Not in Words, but in Action

Every terrorist act gets a measured but severe military and political response.
Hundreds of terrorists and their handlers have been eliminated.
Terror funding networks and sleeper cells have been systematically dismantled.

2. 🎯 Surgical and Air Strikes — Redefining the Doctrine of Retaliation

2016 (Uri attack): India launched its first-ever surgical strike deep inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), destroying terror launch pads.

2019 (Pulwama attack): The Balakot airstrikes demonstrated India’s air power and strategic precision.

2025 — Operation Sindoor:

India’s largest multi-domain counter-terror operation to date.

>Struck over 30 terrorist camps inside Pakistan and PoK.

>Eliminated hundreds of jihadis, including high-profile commanders.

>Demolished terror infrastructure—weapon stockpiles, tunnels, and communication hubs.

3. 🛰️ Tech-Powered Intelligence and Surveillance

Real-time monitoring of terror chatter through AI-driven surveillance.
Agencies like RAW, NIA, and IB have been strengthened with resources, autonomy, and legal backing.

4. 🌍 Global Diplomacy Against Terror-Supporting States

India has firmly declared on the world stage:

“Any act of terrorism will be met with equal or greater response.
Those who fund, shelter or glorify terror will be held accountable — economically, diplomatically, and militarily.”
India imposed economic sanctions on Turkey, Pakistan, and Bangladesh for supporting jihadist elements.
It has reduced or cut off bilateral engagements, reduced trade, and called out their actions at UN, G20, BRICS, SCO, and other global forums.

5. 🛑 Anti-Terror Legislation — No Mercy for Terror Ecosystem

The Modi government passed tough anti-terror laws that treat those who fund or promote terrorism as terrorists themselves.
Crackdowns on radical preachers and organizations like PFI, SIMI, Zakir Naik, and foreign-funded NGOs have severely weakened the internal jihad ecosystem.

🧨 Meanwhile — Congress and the Opposition’s Alarming Stance

While the Modi government was safeguarding national security:

Congress leaders walked out of Parliament when the anti-terror funding bill was passed.
They refused to vote against terror backers, calling the bill “problematic.”
After surgical strikes, they demanded “proof”, undermining the Indian Army.
They’ve long used minority appeasement politics, soft-pedaled radicalism, and stood silently during jihadi violence.

Is this opposition… or opportunism at the cost of national security?

🧠 The Choice is Yours, India:

Do you support a leadership that strikes back at terrorists and dismantles their infrastructure?
Or a leadership that walks out of Parliament when a law to punish them is introduced?

India has leadership that’s unafraid, unapologetic, and committed to protecting its people and its Sanatana roots.
Modi has proven that strength, clarity, and courage are non-negotiable when it comes to national security.