The recent terror attack in Pahalgam shocked the entire country. Many innocent tourists lost their lives, and people across India are angry and demanding justice. The Indian government has taken several strong steps against Pakistan, which is being blamed for supporting terrorism. At the same time, common citizens are also showing their anger in different ways.
One such unique protest is going viral on social media. This video is from Indore, where a Muslim auto-rickshaw driver has found a different way to protest. In the video, the driver is seen placing a Pakistani flag on the ground, kicking it, and even spitting on it. Later, he sticks the flag on the footrest of his auto and asks passengers to step on it as a form of protest.
His action is gaining a lot of attention online. Some people are calling him a true patriot, while others believe it is not right to insult any country’s flag, even if that country is Pakistan. But the auto driver says he is not spreading hate—he just wants to send a strong message against terrorism.
He believes a real Indian can belong to any religion. What matters most is love for the country. His protest is being seen as a bold statement against terrorism, and many people from all communities, including the Muslim community, are also joining such peaceful protests.
In different parts of the country, Muslims have held candle marches to show respect for the victims of the Pahalgam attack. They have raised slogans against terrorism and stood in support of the nation. These acts show that terrorism has no religion and that people from all faiths are united against violence.
The Indian government has also taken strong actions after the attack. Pakistani citizens in India were asked to cancel their visas within 48 hours. India also stopped Pakistan’s access to Indus river water. In addition, several Pakistani news and YouTube channels have been banned in India to stop propaganda.
These actions have worried the Pakistani government and army. There is fear in Pakistan about the possibility of a war. Some top army officials have even sent their families abroad to keep them safe in case things get worse.
This situation is serious, and emotions are high. But what stands out most is how ordinary people, like the Muslim auto driver in Indore, are finding peaceful yet powerful ways to protest and show their love for the country.