Operation Sindoor: Nobel Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai Trolled Over 'Neutral' Statement On India-Pak Conflict

Malala Yousafzai Trolled In Pakistan: After Operation Sindoor, several Pakistani actors called out India's strike. From Fawad Khan to Mawra Hocane to Hania Aamir, everyone was seen posting on social media as Operation Sindoor was carried out. The Pakistani actors were brutally trolled after being banned in India for their anti-India statement. Amid this, Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai also penned down her thoughts amid the ongoing India-Pakistan tension.

Malala Yousafzai's Statement On India-Pakistani Conflict

Malala Yousafzai took to her official X handle to speak up about the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan. Malala wrote, "Hatred and violence are our common enemies, not each other. I strongly urge leaders in India and Pakistan to take steps to de-escalate tensions, protect civilians - especially children - and unite against the forces of division."

She neither stood in favor of Pakistan nor India, and continued to express her deepest condolences for the victims in both countries. Malala further urged the international community to act on the ongoing tension. She said towards the end of her post, "Peace is the only way forward for our collective security and prosperity."

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Malala Yousafzai Brutally Trolled In Pakistan After Her Neutral Statement

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai is being brutally trolled for her neutral statement on the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan. A Pakistani nationalist Maheen Ghani commented on Malala's post, "Deeply disappointed. I've stood by you when others criticized you, because I believed you'd speak up when it mattered. This is not the time for neutrality. You are a Pakistani, Call it what it is: an unprovoked act of aggression by Indian forces. You have the platform to raise global awareness and push for de-escalation, and yet you make this cowardly statement." Another said to Malala, "With due respect... this isn't the moment for ambiguity.
You are not just any global voice. You are a Pakistani."

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