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Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has released a statement after Instagram profile was banned in India. He has given his clarification about a viral statement about the Pakistani Army. Actress Pakistan and Katt …Read more
Hania is banned on Aamir’s Instagram account.
Highlights
- Hania Aamir denied fake statement.
- Appeal to avoid blaming terrorists without proof.
- Hania Aamir’s Instagram profile ban in India.
New Delhi: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, a statement was issued in the name of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir, about which the actress has now broken her silence. In that viral post, the Pakistan Army was held responsible for the Pahalgam attack and an appeal was given to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to punish the common Pakistanis. Hania has now given his clarification about that statement.
Hania Aamir separated himself from the viral screenshot and said that the facts should be investigated before sharing wrong information from people. The actress has issued a statement after Hania Aamir, Ali Zafar, Sajal Ali and Mahira Khan’s Instagram profiles were banned in India. A screenshot of Instagram is going viral, which is being told about Hania Aamir’s Instagram story, in which Pakistan’s General Asim Munir was held responsible for such a situation and appealed to the Indian government to take action against the Pakistani Army, not against his citizens.
(Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Refutation of statement
Hania Aamir, while reacting on the issue, wrote on the Instagram story, ‘Recently a statement has been linked to my name in a false way and is being spread on social media. I want to say directly that I have not given this statement and I do not support the words that are being connected to me. It is completely fabricated and tells my personnel and beliefs wrongly.
Actress angry at terrorists
The Pakistani actress further wrote, ‘This is a very sensitive and emotional time. My heart is sad for those innocent people who lost their lives and for families who have been influenced by this recent tragedy. This type of pain is real and it needs sympathy, not politics. He finally said, ‘The works of the fundamentalists do not repair the whole country or its people. Blaving without evidence only increases the distance and compassion wanders carefully the need for justice.
