Following the Pahalgam attack in Indian Occupied Kashmir on April 22, Indian media and Indian-affiliated social media accounts have resorted to jingoist and extremist propaganda, with many calling for a war with Pakistan.
Almost the entire Indian media is inundated with propaganda against Pakistan’s alleged involvement in the recent attack while refusing to question their government for the major security failure.
India, as per its tradition, blamed Pakistan for “cross-border terrorism” within minutes following the attack without any formal investigation or cross-checking facts.
During an Indian live news programme, Pakistani journalist Jabbar Chaudhary gave a befitting reply to Indian jingoist and war propagandist, Major Gaurav Arya.
Gurav, during the debate, remarked: “Speak carefully, the whole world is watching you. What will you do if the Taliban stand outside your house in Islamabad?”
In response, journalist Jabbar Chaudhry silenced the Indian anchor by saying, “How can an outsider dare to cross the border of my country and enter without permission? My country’s army is strong enough to fight it.”
The Pakistani journalist said that he condemns all forms of terrorism, no matter where it is in the world.
Chaudhary further added, “Major Gurv Arya’s screams are coming out because this fight has gone out of your hands and has gone to China.”
Similarly, in another Indian news show, the popular Indian extremist retired general, G. D. Bakshi while debating with Pakistani journalist Jabbar Chaudhary left the live programme in protest after being outsmarted by Chaudhary.
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