PM reiterates 'Bharat ghar mein ghus ke maarta hai’ warning to Pakistan over terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the college premises to attend its centenary celebrations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated his warning to Pakistan on Saturday, stating that if the country engages in terrorist activities within India, Indian forces will retaliate by striking "ghar mein ghuske maarte hain" - entering their homes to eliminate them. At Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce, Modi emphasized that peace has spread across regions like Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast, with Maoist and Naxalite terrorism significantly weakened.
He arrived at the college via metro, engaging with children during his journey. Modi praised SRCC's academic heritage and its influence on generations of students. He commended the institution's achievements, describing its alumni as the "OGs" whose impact extends beyond economics. Celebrating the college's centenary, Modi released a commemorative postage stamp.
This visit coincides with the BJP's ongoing efforts to engage with younger audiences, with Modi meeting SRCC's governing body and alumni in April to mark the anniversary.
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