[🇮🇳] Worst ever terrorist attack in India. 26 dead so far.

[Krishna with Flute]

Irony bites - sheesh!

Though I seriously doubt Modi cares about terrorist attacks or any victims, no matter how great the number.

He is just worried about the political fallout blaming him for it.

And just so he doesn't get defeated in the next election.

He will only use this to bolster his fascistic hegemony against Muslims.

Shameless!

About 50 people killed by interrogating about their religion and checking Khatana. All radical mullahs celebrated it either in open or in Private. When our P.M. talked about revenge (He has not taken name of Muslims), you are trying to portray that as hegemony against Muslims? Shameful, isn't it? By the way what should he do? Had this happened to US, whole country would have been bombed to Dust. We are very sober people and so we tolerate so many things and respond precisely. See what others do?

 

[Lulldapull]

About 50 people killed by interrogating about their religion and checking Khatana. All radical mullahs celebrated it either in open or in Private. When our P.M. talked about revenge (He has not taken name of Muslims), you are trying to portray that as hegemony against Muslims? Shameful, isn't it? By the way what should he do? Had this happened to US, whole country would have been bombed to Dust. We are very sober people and so we tolerate so many things and respond precisely. See what others do?

Bhai tbvf, we have absolutely nothing to do with this because we are in no position to be doing this.

Na paisay hain, na hathyaar aur na support.

Its almost impossible we are behind this.

 

[Mrloveday]

And secular Jihadi siting on the chair of judiciary areore dangerous that any declared jihadis.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Bhai tbvf, we have absolutely nothing to do with this because we are in no position to be doing this.

Na paisay hain, na hathyaar aur na support.

Its almost impossible we are behind this.

But why do you ignore the fact that your Madrasas are Jihad factory and you have a big stockpile of boys who can even blow themselves for some money for their families or for 72 hoors. This doesn't require big chunk of money.

 

[Lulldapull]

But why do you ignore the fact that your Madrasas are Jihad factory and you have a big stockpile of boys who can even blow themselves for some money for their families or for 72 hoors. This doesn't require big chunk of money.

This was never a problem in the old days and no madarsa kid did anything wrong or bad and even today they just keep to themselves because most of these kids are orphans or from poor families. A political party decides to use them for political purposes is only when this becomes a problem. For example TLP.

 

[Israel Person]

@Krishna with Flute is this true

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Asjf Munir's family shifted to some other country. Many Pakistani generals shifted their families abroad.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Kashmir attack updates: Pakistan open to Pahalgam ‘neutral’ investigation​

How dangerous is the latest India-Pakistan dispute? | Inside Story
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Published On 26 Apr 202526 Apr 2025
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• Pakistan says its is “fully prepared to cooperate with any neutral investigators” following Pahalgam attack.
• Indian and Pakistani troops exchanged gunfire for a second straight day after gunmen killed 26 people in Indian-administered Kashmir’s Pahalgam earlier this week, with India blaming Pakistan for the attack.
• Armed police and soldiers are searching homes and forests for fighters in Kashmir, and India’s army chief reviewed security in the region.
• Indian officials say they are working to ensure “not a drop” of water goes to Pakistan, after it suspended its participation in the vital Indus Waters Treaty in the wake of the attack.
• The two countries have taken harsh diplomatic measures against each other, including closing land borders, cutting of trade and expelling security personnel.
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  Kashmir attack updates: Pakistan open to Pahalgam ‘neutral’ investigation​

  
  How dangerous is the latest India-Pakistan dispute? | Inside Story
  By Maziar Motamedi, Umut Uras and Stephen Quillen
  Published On 26 Apr 202526 Apr 2025
  Updated:
  13 hours ago
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  This live page is now closed. You can follow Sunday’s updates here.
  
  • Pakistan says its is “fully prepared to cooperate with any neutral investigators” following Pahalgam attack.
  • Indian and Pakistani troops exchanged gunfire for a second straight day after gunmen killed 26 people in Indian-administered Kashmir’s Pahalgam earlier this week, with India blaming Pakistan for the attack.
  • Armed police and soldiers are searching homes and forests for fighters in Kashmir, and India’s army chief reviewed security in the region.
  • Indian officials say they are working to ensure “not a drop” of water goes to Pakistan, after it suspended its participation in the vital Indus Waters Treaty in the wake of the attack.
  • The two countries have taken harsh diplomatic measures against each other, including closing land borders, cutting of trade and expelling security personels.
  
  
  But before you go, you can read our article on how Kashmiri tourism has been hit by the Pahalgam killings here.
  
  You can also read our article on Kashmiris being under attack across India after the killings here.
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  Here’s what happened today​

  
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  • Pakistan has called for a “neutral” investigation into the killings, saying Islamabad is willing to cooperate in the process.
  • Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif says country “prefers peace” with India over the attack, but “must not be construed” as weak.
  • Crisis with India “not going to be helpful” for Pakistan’s economy, according to the country’s finance minister.
  • To ensure Kashmiris are protected from reprisals after the attack, Jammu and Kashmir officials have been dispatched to discuss security in India, according to reports.
  • The president of the Congress party in Indian-administered Kashmir says the Pahalgam attack should not be politicised
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