The time has come to teach Pakistan a lesson because its influence is increasing. Pakistan may have been repeatedly beaten by India in the battlefield, but it often takes action to instigate and its acts brings out its real terrorist face to everyone. Let us tell you that on Friday, when members of the Indian community demonstrated outside the Pakistan High Commission in protest against the Pahalgam terror attack, Raksha Atashe of the Pakistan Army, waving a poster with a poster with a picture of Captain Abhinand, made public the throat of the Indian protesters. The Pakistan Army Colonel Tayimur Relief, which is air and army at the Pakistan Mission in Britain, indicated a poster with a poster with a picture of Group Captain Abhinandan Vardhman of the Indian Air Force, holding a throat to the Indian migrant community. The video of this disgusting act of Tayimur Rahat is viral on social media. People are criticizing it fiercely.
At the same time, the protesters said that this is not just insensitivity but it is an action of provocation. One Indian said that if Pakistan cannot condemn terrorism, it means that it is involved in it. The organizers also criticized the Pakistan High Commission, who played a loud tune during the performance. He described it as “disharmony and derogatory act, which served salt on the wounds.” During the performance, an Indian Jewish protesting said, “We support India because our enemy is one: Islamic fundamentalism. What happened in Pahalgam, reminded us of the attack on Israel by Hamas.”
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On the other hand, political analyst Tehsin Poonawala said, “How sick and disgusting man! I have never seen the army of an army so madly and violently behaving.” At the same time, another user said, “The gesture of cutting the throat shows how much insensitivity and rudeness between Pakistan’s army and diplomats.”
Let us also tell you that during a strong demonstration outside the Pakistan High Commission in London, the protesters mourned the death of innocent lives with Indian flags, banners and placards and demanded justice to the victims. The protesters raised slogans like “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and “Pakistan Murdabad”, as well as posters written “I am a Hindu”. He accused Pakistan of sheltering and supporting terrorist groups responsible for cross -border attacks. One of the protesters said, “He (Pakistan) has promoted a terror factory and that is why our 26 people were killed in Pahalgam. We have gathered to oppose it.” Another member of the Indian migrant community emphasized that the entire Indian community in Britain is hurt by this “heinous attack”.
