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Amid stress, Hania Amir’s Instagram account is banned in India.
A viral post claimed that he requested Modi for uncontrolled accounts.
Hania clarified that the statement is fake and presents her views incorrectly.
After the Pahalgam terror attacks and increasing tension between India and Pakistan, the Instagram accounts of many Pakistani artists were banned in India. Hania Aamir is one of the celebrities whose Instagram account is no longer accessible in India. In the meantime, a statement went viral, which was “false” for him. The viral post claimed that Hania Aamir has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reconsider the decision to ban his Instagram accounts. Hania Aamir shared a long post on her Instagram stories, clarifying that the post is “fake” and she has not made any such comments.
Hania Aamir began the note with these words, “Recently, a statement has been blamed for me falsely and is being widely operated on social media. I want to address it directly: I have not made this statement, and I do not support or align with the words associated with me. It is completely fabricated and what do I believe what I believe”.
Hania said, “This is being said, this is a deep sensitive and emotional time. My heart goes out for a lost innocent life and recently affected by tragedy. The need for compassion, justice and treatment”.
“For my dear supporters, your love means everything for me. I ask to check the truth before sharing and contact these difficult times with kindness and clarity. Let us impress those people by choosing with sympathy, truth and solidarity.
Hania Aamir’s Instagram account is not accessible in India, but her statement has been shared on X by many fans. To keep an eye:
On Instagram, Hania Aamir/Amir issued a public statement on fake statements that are being posted on social media platforms, which is pretending to be/her name! pic.twitter.com/f04d9yxvws
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Hania Aamir, Ali Zafar, Sanam Saeed, Bilal Abbas, Momina Musthassan, Ikra Aziz, Imran Abbas and Sojal Eli’s Instagram account were blocked in India.
Fawad Khan, who was about to return with his Bollywood Abir Gulal, His film was entangled in controversy since not releasing in India on the scheduled date.
On 22 April, 25 Indian tourists and a Nepali citizen were killed in the deadliest terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The terrorist attack has ignited a fresh demand to ban Pakistani artists working in India. Earlier, after the 2016 URI attack, Pakistani artists were banned in India. However, the Bombay High Court ruled in favor of cross-border cultural exchange and said in this petition “there was no qualification” in 2023.
