“Every Terrorist Will Be Eliminated, No One Will Be Spared”: Amit Shah's Stern Warning to Pakistan Over Pahalgam Attack

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has issued a strong and clear warning to Pakistan in the wake of the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir. Speaking at a public event in Delhi, Shah said that the Indian government, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, follows a strict 'zero tolerance' policy towards terrorism and every terrorist involved in the attack will be hunted down.

Addressing the gathering during the unveiling of a statue of Bodofa Upendra Nath Brahma in Kailash Colony, Shah said, “My heartfelt tributes to the innocent brothers and sisters who became victims of terrorism in Pahalgam. I want to tell their families — this is not just your sorrow, it is the sorrow of the entire nation. Under PM Modi’s leadership, we will not spare anyone involved in this act.”

Terrorists Mistaken if They Think This is a Victory

Amit Shah made it crystal clear that if the perpetrators believe this attack is a victory for them, they are gravely mistaken. He emphasized that the government will avenge this act of terror and continue its mission to root out terrorism completely.

World Stands with India Against Terrorism

The Home Minister also highlighted how India now enjoys strong international support in its fight against terrorism. “The entire world stands united with India in this fight. Terrorism is not just a local problem, it’s a global challenge, and India is leading from the front in countering it with unmatched resolve,” Shah said.

Pahalgam Terror Attack: What Happened

On April 22, 2025, terrorists attacked civilians, specifically targeting tourists in the Pahalgam area. According to reports, attackers asked people about their religion before opening fire. The brutal assault resulted in the death of 26 individuals and left 17 injured. The incident has sparked nationwide outrage and triggered calls for strong retaliation.

Amit Shah’s Visit to Ground Zero

A day after the attack, Amit Shah visited the Baisaran Valley in Jammu and Kashmir to meet with senior army and police officials. He was briefed about the incident and met with families of the victims to offer condolences and support.

Conclusion:
The Home Minister’s statement leaves no ambiguity — India will not tolerate terrorism in any form. The message is loud and clear: those who dare to harm India or its people will be met with firm retaliation. The nation stands united, and justice for the victims will be served.