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Faysal Quraishi slams Indian Actors for celebrating the Martyr of Pakistani children in India’s attack

Faysal Quraishi slams Indian Actors for celebrating the Martyr of Pakistani children in India’s attack

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  • India and Pakistan have escalated tensions, with India launching unprovoked attacks on Pakistan.
  • India blames Pakistan for the Pahalgam attacks without providing evidence.
  • Indian actors have joined the fake propaganda pushed by the Modi government.
Faysal Quraishi is stepping up when it matters most. Over the past two days, tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated sharply. India launched unprovoked attacks on Pakistan, bringing both nuclear-armed nations to the brink of war. As in the past, India blamed Pakistan for the Pahalgam attacks without presenting any evidence and responded by firing missiles into Pakistani territory. The situation continues to deteriorate, raising serious concerns across the region.

As always, Indian actors have joined the fake propaganda pushed by the Modi government. India has launched a massive cross-border attack on Pakistan, targeting several cities including Lahore, Karachi, Gujrat, Gujranwala, Muridke, Bahawalpur, and Ghotki. The attacks have claimed innocent lives, yet Indian actors responded by celebrating the violence through aggressive tweets.

Here is what they are saying:

Faysal Quraishi delivered a strong response to the war-mongering Bollywood celebrities. Taking to Instagram, the actor highlighted how all the Indian stars posted identical tweets, blindly echoing propaganda. He condemned them for celebrating the deaths of innocent civilians, including a child. Faysal emphasized that India will never present any proof regarding the Pahalgam attack, yet these celebrities rushed to spread warmongering narratives through their social media. He expressed deep sorrow over seeing Indian actors rejoice over a child’s death and pointed out that, unlike India, people in Pakistan still have the freedom to speak their minds.

 

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