PM Modi visits Punjab’s Adampur base

In pictures of the visit accessed by The Tribune, the PM is seen posing with the jawans

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:45 PM May 13, 2025 IST

PM Modi on Tuesday morning pays a secret, surprise visit to Punjab's Adampur air base. Photos: X/PMOIndia
Adampur air base is home to Russia developed S-400 missile defence system.
Modi took a briefing from the Indian Air Force and interacted with the soldiers.
The PM chose the location of the visit to send a message to Pakistan.
Adampur is one of the 26 targets the Pakistani military claimed to have destroyed during Operation Sindoor.

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PM Modi on Tuesday morning pays a secret, surprise visit to Punjab's Adampur air base. Photos: X/PMOIndia

Adampur air base is home to Russia developed S-400 missile defence system.

Modi took a briefing from the Indian Air Force and interacted with the soldiers.

The PM chose the location of the visit to send a message to Pakistan.

Adampur is one of the 26 targets the Pakistani military claimed to have destroyed during Operation Sindoor.

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