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Jannat Mirza faces backlash for staying silent on Indo-Pak relation

Jannat Mirza faces backlash for staying silent on Indo-Pak relation

  • Jannat Mirza, a popular TikToker from Pakistan, has a strong online presence and family presence.
  • She recently addressed the ongoing India-Pakistan clash following the Pehelgam attacks.
  • Indian authorities have banned Pakistani dramas and TV channels, targeting influencers and actors.
Jannat Mirza, the most followed TikToker from Pakistan, has built a strong presence both online and in the entertainment industry, even appearing in a film. Her entire family remains active on social media, and fans recognize her background—her father serves as a police officer. Splitting her time between Pakistan and Japan, Jannat recently faced a question about the ongoing India-Pakistan clash following the Pehelgam attacks.

India and Pakistan are once again facing intense tensions. Indian authorities have banned Pakistani dramas and TV channels, while also targeting influencers and actors by restricting or banning their Instagram accounts.

During an event, Murtaza Views asked Jannat Mirza for her thoughts on the ongoing India-Pakistan clash. Instead of responding, she abruptly walked away from the camera and made a gesture indicating that her lips were sealed.

This was her reaction:

 

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Social media users are actively trolling Jannat Mirza for her gesture. One netizen commented, “She doesn’t even have the IQ or knowledge to answer this question.” Another added, “She can only talk about dance and cringeworthy videos.” Others accused her of staying silent to protect her Indian fanbase and avoid getting her social media accounts banned in India.

 

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