In a charged election rally in Assam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a sharp political offensive against the Congress, linking national security issues with the ongoing campaign. Referring to Operation Sindoor, he claimed that Indian forces achieved rapid success, forcing Pakistan to back down within hours. He then accused Congress of taking positions that align with narratives hostile to India. The Prime Minister also raised the issue of infiltration, alleging that the opposition supports illegal entrants while the BJP stands for protecting indigenous communities. Modi projected confidence in securing a third straight term in Assam, citing the party’s governance record and focus on long-term development. The rally also touched upon legislative priorities and the need for consensus on key reforms. The speech reflects a broader campaign strategy where security, identity, and development are being tightly interwoven.