Mumbai: The Indian government is tightening the nose around Pakistani citizens after the horrific Pahgam terror attack. After many Pakistanis are sent back home, the tough action is now bleeding in the digital scenario, as well as the Instagram accounts of many Pakistani artists are now blocked and inaccessible in India.
Pakistani actors including Hania Aamir and Mahira Khan are no longer accessible to users in India.
These artists read lessons on Instagram pages, “It is not available in India. The reason is that we have complied with legal request to ban this material.”
However, actor Fawad Khan’s Instagram account, and ‘Pasuri’ hitmakers Ali Sethi and She Gillre are still accessible, if the authorities are still catching some accounts or if the blockade is based on the GPS location, it is raising doubt.
Last week, after the terrorist attack in the Besaran Valley of Pahalgam, the tension between India and its neighboring Pakistan has increased, which has been known for the notorious of the nutrition of terrorism on its land since time.
At least 26 tourists from different parts of India, and foreign nationals were killed in a nostril attack.
Allegedly Pakistan -sponsored militants used second -generation phones, and used SMS for communication to avoid monitoring modern day.
The attack also features China’s shadow, which has called for a “fair” investigation in the case, indicating that they are standing with refusal of Pakistan’s attack.
One of the terrorists is allegedly a former Pakistani commando, and it is running as the National Investigation Agency of India continues to investigate the attacks.
After all party meeting, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given an independent hand to the defense forces to call the time, time and route of action against Pakistan, which has been disturbed by many countries around the world for a long time.
Apart from being a continuous source of danger for India, Pakistan first opened its land for Mujahideen from Afghanistan at the behest of the US during the USSR and the Afghan War. Mujahideen was trained to combat advanced USSR in Pakistan, which entered Afghanistan to secure the Communist Afghan government.
When the USSR collapsed after the Afghan-USSR war, Afghanistan student leaders soon took Mujahideen under their wings under the group Taliban. Soon, the Taliban consolidated power in Afghanistan through its road network and the country’s illegal poppy trade.
Pakistan also instigated hell on its own citizens of East Pakistan, which leads to the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, after which Indira Gandhi dropped Bangladesh out of Pakistan.
And now, according to the latest reports, Pakistan-posed terrorists were behind attacks on Indian and American embassies in Kabul in 2008 and 2011, a concert hall in Moscow in 2024 and bombs in London in 2005.
While New Delhi continues to collect evidence in a bid to highlight the deadly terrorist network of neighboring neighboring Pakistan, Iran, Pakistan’s neighbor, it has offered to mediate talks between India and Pakistan.
