
PM Modi Used Left Indicator and Turned Right - Art Of Deception Which Pak Failed To Notice
Modi's war dance, a symbolic tandav that detonates on the international scene without warning, is the second instance; the first is chance. Pakistan would be regretting itself for not taking note of PM Modi's pre-Balakot behavior given the striking similarities between the build-up to both operations.
India struck Balakot just before dawn on february 26. But, for PM Modi, it was business as usual in the 48 hours preceding the action.
When indian planes were about to take off at 9 p.m., PM Modi was speaking at a media group-organized gathering in New Delhi. PM Modi discussed India's goals, progress, and determination to combat terrorism. However, the prime minister was embodied as sang-froid, while the clock ticked on in the backdrop. His data-face was devoid of any wrinkles, a worry line, or any hint of uncertainty.
You will undoubtedly make the same mistakes as history if you don't learn from it. pakistan would not have been a silent observer on the evening of May 6-7, when india struck nine targets across the Line of Control, if it had examined PM Modi's actions before to Balakot.
Throughout his half-hour speech, the prime minister was the epitome of composure. Even though the audience was eager to hear him criticize the neighbor for its sponsorship of terror acts in india, he spoke with the poise of a man free of tension and anxiety, making jokes and refraining from using the P word. Even body language professors in 2019 would have gotten nothing more from him than the stolid leader's easy assurance.
The announcement of war drills throughout india was, of course, the largest ploy, suggesting that PM Modi was still preparing his nation for military action and its aftermath. However, as it turns out, it was really a tactic to make pakistan appear to have more time.
No, you would say. That's PM Modi for you; his opponents find him to be a mystery in a conundrum. A man who, both literally and figuratively, points left and always turns right.