Farhan Saeed, Yasir Nawaz calls the circus of Indian media

In an Instagram story he shared on Thursday, Farhan Saeed called on the unexpected report of Instagram Media events after the attack on Pahalgam. The actress-singer began stating that while what happened in Pahalgam was tragic, it was “worthy worthy” to see how “the most irresponsible and the shaker” the Indian media were handling it.

“[This is] not the first time and I’m sure [it will] not [be] the last one. Will continue to get worse, “he wrote.” For their troops, they will say anything. And if God forbids, something is happening between the two countries, they will be the first to run and people will suffer from both countries! Act responsibly! ”

Another actor to share similar emotions was Yasir Nawaz, who said in a video: “I would like to say something from the bottom of my heart, I have to say it to all Indian vloggers out there who rotate wild theories that yes, we have our political differences, but we have our political differences, but we do not have our political differences.

Yasir’s video statement reflects the idea that internal ruptures do not affect the unity of Pakistanis in times of crisis, implying that these differences should not be regarded as weakness by external parties.

Umair Jaswal also got on Instagram to repeat a video in which a couple, the Indian media pronounced dead, came to the internet to clarify that the news was false. As the couple was wondering why many media outlets were spreading this misinformation without control of events, Umair simply wrote: “Open your eyes, your neighbors.”

Driving with sympathy

Earlier, Farhan had expanded his sympathy to the victims of the attack on Instagram stories. “The heartfelt condolences for the victims of Pahalgam attack and their families,” he wrote, adding an emoji heartbreak in the end.

Many of his peers also took to Instagram to support the voice for those who are hurting the Indus illegally occupied Jammos and Kashmir area.

“The tragedy wherever is a tragedy for all of us,” Hania Aamir said. “My heart is with the innocent lives affected by recent events, with pain, with sadness and hope – we are one, when they lose innocent lives. Pain is not alone – belongs to all of us.

Saba Qamar also argued for peace in her statement. “What happened in Pahalgam is a jerk. Every life is valuable and any act of violence, no matter where it happens or which it includes is a tragedy for humanity, it is not borders or nations.

Facing the victims, he added: “My heart comes out to families affected. We have to choose compassion over hatred, understanding responsibility and always remember that peace is the only path forward.”

Another celebrity that weighs on the subject was Mahira Khan, who said: “Violence anywhere in the world, in any form or form, is an act of simple cowardice.

Mawra Hocane also joined the list by speaking. “My deepest condolences to the affected families. An act of terrorism against one is terrorism against all.” What is going on in the world? “He set.

Meanwhile, Indian actor Dia Mirza returned to a previous statement supporting the cross -border cooperation that reappeared within the western Indian Federation Cine’s Bluncot Boycott to all Pakistani artists in the Indian entertainment industry.

“In the media members, stop the false statement of events,” Dia said. “I did an interview for a movie on April 10, in which I gave an excerpt. [That was] Long before this frightening terrorist attack. Stop circulating my quotes now, weeks after and out of the frame. This is unethical and deeply aggressive. ”