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Pakistani stars Mahira, Fawad, Hania Slam Indian attacks that witnessed six

Pakistani stars Mahira, Fawad, Hania Slam Indian attacks that witnessed six
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The leading Pakistani actors Mahira Khan, Hania Aamir and Fawad Khan strongly condemned India’s recent military aggression, which resulted in the martyrdom of 26 citizens, including children and injuries to at least 46 other air raids targeting multiple politicians.

Mahira Khan entrusted a tweet by writer Fatima Bhutto criticizes the Indian attack.

Adding her voice on Instagram, Mahira called the strikes “seriously cowardly” and prayed: “Allah can protect our country, he may feel better to prevail.

Actress Hania Aamir also spoke, stating: “You do not bomb innocent people and call it strategy”, in a sharp reprimand of Indian strikes.

Fawad Khan also condemned the attack, calling it “shame” to an Instagram story. He added, “he may feel better to prevail.

The reaction from Pakistan’s entertainment industry comes as India tries to justify the attack after the April 22 incident at Pahalgam in Indian illegal occupied jams and Kashmir (Iiojk), despite the fact that it does not provide specific evidence to link Pakistan.

Previously, several prominent Pakistani celebrity accounts, including those of Mahira Khan, Fawad Khan and Ali Zafar, were banned in India.

In the meantime, the DG ISPR He said India carried out 24 air raids on six different locations in Pakistani.

He said 13 people testified in Bahawalpur’s Ahmedpur East area. The deceased included two three -year -old girls, seven women and four men. In addition, 37 people were injured, including nine women and 28 men.

In a separate incident near Muzaffarabad, a strike at the Bilal mosque resulted in three deaths, while two children – one girl and a boy – suffered injuries, he added.

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