Meme of the day: “I am Farsi” 😂🤡

Proud moment for India 🇮🇳 . Take a bow ladies 🫡

A Pakistani woman in the UK was caught pretending to be Iranian.😭

Pakistan Shocker: A 20-year-old Azerbaijani woman, Diana, was gang-raped in Lahore’s Defence area on September 26. Police say she had arrived in Lahore days earlier and was taken by two women to a cafe, where three men were present. She was later drugged and sexually assaulted by the three men at an apartment.

Watch how Viktor systematically dismantles a Pakistani gentleman’s entire narrative with facts- cutting straight through the Lahori chooran he’s been fed by Pakistan’s military establishment for years. 😂

Tasleema Akhtar just showed the world the stark reality of how Kashmiris live in J&K, India versus PoJK. No propaganda, no spin just a reality that speaks for itself.

The sacred traditions of Kashmiri Pandits, including flower-based worship like this Posh Puza, carry a continuous legacy that stretches back thousands of years to the very origins of the Valley long before Islam came to invade the region or even exist. Rooted in the ancient Sanskrit heritage that gave Kashmir its name (Kashyapa-Mira) and documented in foundational texts like the Nilamata Purana, these indigenous rituals reflect a profound, nature-centered Shaivite philosophy centered on purity and spiritual harmony.

Hey @grok Who destroyed the martand sun temple in Kashmir?

“KASHMIRI PANDITS WERE NEVER DISRUPTED FROM PRACTICING THEIR RELIGION IN KASHMIR” - Sultan Sikandar (1389–1413 CE)
14th-15th Century
Earned the epithet Butshikan ("Iconoclast") in primary texts for systematically targeting non-Islamic worship. His reign saw: The destruction of major Hindu architectural monuments, including the Martand Sun Temple and the Prameshvari Temple at Bijbehara. The imposition of the Jizya (poll tax) on non-Muslims and a total ban on Hindu rituals, mark-wearing (tilak), and religious ceremonies. Mass forced conversions and the first large-scale exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley. - Chak Dynasty & Mir Shams-ud-Din Iraqi (1486–1586 CE)
Late 15th-16th Century
Religious persecution resurfaced under Shia-centric rulers and the missionary influence of Sufi saint Shams-ud-Din Iraqi: Jonaraja's continuation (Suka's Rajatarangini) details the destruction of thousands of village shrines. Thousands of Pandits were forcibly converted or executed for maintaining secret religious rites. - Afghan Durrani Rule (1752–1819 CE)
18th-19th Century
Widely regarded in Kashmir history as one of its darkest eras, Afghan governors like Asad Khan and Mir Hazar Khan targeted Pandits with physical torture, execution, and forced conversions. Hindu festivals and public prayers were strictly banned. - 1990: All know what happened

Let’s play a little game. Look at the image and pick one: Option A: “Pakistan-based narcotrafficking network” Option B: “An Afghan-origin crystal meth” Plot twist: Both statements came from US missions describing the exact same $21M meth bust. 😂🤡

Calling us Kashmiri Pandits performing pooja in Kashmir “Hinduization” is like an intruder telling the rightful homeowner, “Your presence in your own house is an occupation.” You can distort history, rewrite narratives and rename reality, but you cannot erase our roots. Kashmir is not being “Hinduized” when Kashmiri pandits return to their own temples...thier own land - Our very presence is a reminder that they were there long before anyone tried to erase them from the story. SIT DOWN DANGAR!

Breaking🚨: Heermandians put in their place with a befitting reply from India at the UN. 🇮🇳🔥

Heermandi’s C Grade journalist really thought he could ask India’s Jaishankar a question like that and get away with it. 😂🤡

Human rights violations continue in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Samira, who was arrested during a protest in Muzaffarabad, says she was abused and forced to record a video. Pakistani news channels tried their best to clip and cut her statement, but here is her full interview, without the selective editing. Her allegation is clear: “I was abused and forced to record the video.”

Ladies and gentlemen Aqeel from Heermandi says “Hindus can’t be Kashmiris” 😂🤡

Imagine a Pakistani calling me, a Kashmiri Pandit, an “illegal occupier.” This is exactly why our elders chose to leave Kashmir. Faced with terrorism backed from across the border, our community could have been completely wiped out and eventually, they would have claimed that Kashmiri Pandits never even existed. Our existence today is the inconvenient truth their entire narrative can never erase.

I think the Mexican guy was genuinely serious at first, but when Abrar’s reply came with interest, he just laughed it off. 🤭

Finally Pakistanis have woken up! 😂