Public Rebellion in Pakistan: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the priest in Islamabad, declares an uprising against Pakh's army. Watch the virus video
Pakistani pastor’s question attracts silence
In a video shared on social media, Maulana Abdul Aziz Ghazi speaks to students and followers at Lal Masjid. He asked,
“I have a question to ask you. Tell me, if Pakistan fights India, how many of you will support Pakistan and fight for it?”
After a long pause, no one responded. The priest added
“That means there is enough understanding.” The video has been widely shared online and sparked debate, especially when questioning public support for the war.
Criticize the military's actions in the province
Ghazi criticized Pakistan's actions in Bal Luchistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
“What happened in Bal Luchistan, what they did in Pakistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa – it was atrocities. When the people were ready, the state bombed its own citizens.”
He also mentioned the mandatory disappearance in Bal Luzhi Province, a question that human rights organizations often raise.
Government warnings on rising tensions
Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif warned that India could strike within control.
According to the news agency PTI, he said at a press conference in Islamabad: “There are reports that India may strike at any time along the LOC… New Delhi will get a suitable reply.”
The statement reflects growing anxiety in the region following the Pahalgam attack. The security of the two countries along the border has improved.
Similar videos about not supporting Parker's army's video spread in Khyber Pakhtukwa
Another video of an Islamic missionary by Pakistani Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is a hit on social media. In the video, he claimed that if India attacks Pakistan, the Pashtun community will stand with the Indian army. The video surfaced after the terrorist attacks in Pahalgam caused 26 Indian tourists.
Missionaries say Pashtus does not support Pakistan
The missionary said in public events in Pashto said:
“If India attacks Pakistan, we will immediately fight against the Indian army against the Pakistani army. They have committed so many atrocities against us Pashton, do you think we would say Cindabad for Pakistan? Never.”
He mentioned military operations, enforced disappearances and neglect faced by the Pashton region under Pakistan. The video is believed to have been recorded at a public gathering, although there is no verification of the time and place. ET has not confirmed the authenticity of the video yet.
This video attracts attention online
The video was widely shared on X (formerly Twitter), sparking responses from Indian and Pakistani users. Some users in India welcomed the preacher’s speech, while others questioned the origin and intention of the video. Pakistani users expressed concerns about the rise in frustration of Pashtuns.
Long-term dissatisfaction with military
Pashtun groups, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, often accuse Pakistan of rights violations. Civil society group Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) openly opposes military repression, illegal arrests and missing persons.
Tensions remain after Pahalgam attack
This development occurs when alerts are raised in the region. The Pahalgam terrorist attack, which killed 26 Indian tourists, has exacerbated relations between the two countries.
