@chmpgnsoshalist hindus in pak in 1947:15%, in 2026:2% muslims in India in 1947:9.5%-10.5%, in 2026: over 15%🤡
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Billu Sanda
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Billu Sanda
@BSanda51796
10 october raat 10 baje ballu tumhari jail se faraar
Katılım Şubat 2026
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pakistan has killed millions for practicing hinduism. source: severe brain damage.
𝚋𝚎𝚎 ॐ@bee2wts
I'm disturbed. I am so disturbed. A country which literally k!lled millions for practicing hinduism, it's culture, a country which was created because it's people didn't want to be associated with hindus, are taking credits for a culture that has survived due to hindu b|ood.
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@BurgerBacha23 10: 2 hq16 destroyed proof satellite orsnit/Google etc 11: 100 terrorist killed 155+ Pakistani soldiers kia proof Google orsnit
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@BurgerBacha23 cope harder paki 1: 9 terrorist camps proof satellite orsnit 2: 11 runways of airbases proof satellite orsnit 3: 4 radars of airbases proof satellite orsnit 4: 3 hangers proof satellite orsnit 5: 1 uav hanger proof satellite orsnit 6: 3 C2/C&C uav complex proof satellite orsnit
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You forgot to add karachi and Lahore port and the part where you conquered Sialkot too😊
Royal Singh 🦁@Royalsinghz3
Men after destroying 9 Airbases, 11 Jets, 2 Radars all within 22 minutes
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@BurgerBacha23 7: 3-5 f 16s destroyed proof satellite orsnit/tom cooper said 19 jets lost could be true 8: HVA/High value aircraft 1 j 130c 2 awacs one in air one on ground hanger proof satellite orsnit 9: 1 hq9 battery destroyed proof satellite orsnit/Google etc
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@Sadiasattar2422 60% of IVC is in India, stop claiming the civilisation/culture you once sought to destroy, beggars. Regards.😊
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It is in Pakistan whether Takshashila or Taxila.
Your cries won't transfer it to the gaga land of Bollywood :)
Cope
Adivaraha@vajrayudha11
It’s not Taxila but Takshashila. First learn to pronounce the name of the great city before claiming its heritage you jihadi barbarian.
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@Zig4na You people celebrated the people who broke the idols (Ghaznavi, Ghori, Bin Qasim), yet claim the civilization that made the idols.
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Pakistan has a 9,000-year-old soul.
Which absorbed the cultures of many empires and dynasties, from Alexander’s Greeks and Cyrus’s Persians to the Mughals. Rich and layered history 🤍
#AncientPakistan
Zigana 🇵🇰@Zig4na
Yes, Pakistan Always Existed. Known by many names over the centuries, it has witnessed many civilizations and empires rise and fall on its soil.
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@rollingp4ki A state founded on the "Two-Nation Theory", the idea that Hindu and Islamic cultures are fundamentally incompatible is now attempting to claim the very culture it once sought to separate from.
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Stunning pieces of work. This is Pakistan's ancient heritage. Good job by the US returning them safely to their rightful owners 🇵🇰
Pakistan TV Digital@PakistanTVcom
The US returned stolen Pakistani antiquities worth nearly $23 million, including rare Gandharan sculptures and 4,000-year-old artifacts recovered from trafficking networks.
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Geographically many Greek and Roman sites sit in Turkey. But Turkey has no claim on them.
Your foundation is based on two nation theory which very explicitly states that you have no claim on ancient past even if you are squatting right on top of it. If you do claim then you are questioning very foundation of your country.
Umar Khayyam@utggondal
@vajrayudha11 Thank you for the grammatical correction. But geographically it still is in Pakistan.
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@MDUmairKh A state founded on the "Two-Nation Theory", the idea that Hindu and Islamic cultures are fundamentally incompatible is now attempting to claim the very culture it once sought to separate from.
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Noticed how the USA returns artefacts of Mehrgarh, Indus Valley and Gandhara to Pakistan and not India?
Because there was no Indian country back then, and the Indus Valley is modern-day Pakistan.
Duh.
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@Zig4na A state founded on the "Two-Nation Theory", the idea that Hindu and Islamic cultures are fundamentally incompatible is now attempting to claim the very culture it once sought to separate from.
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@asadfacts The state founded on the "Two-Nation Theory" the idea that Hindu and Islamic cultures are fundamentally incompatible is now attempting to claim the very culture it once sought to separate from.
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"Indian civilisation"? Jaishankar is back at stealing ancient Pakistan’s history.
Panini and his brother Pingala were both born in modern-day Punjab & KP provinces of Pakistan. The Chandra Sutra - foundational to the binary system that the digital world runs on - was conceived and enriched at Taxashila University in Taxila, Pakistan. There was nothing
"Indian" about it - let alone the "Indian nation-state". This was the Gandhara civilization, now in Pakistan.
And as someone from the vicinity of Gandhara, I find it insulting that Jaishankar - hailing from thousands of miles away in Tamil Nadu - shamelessly kangs onto my land’s achievements. Tamil Nadu is as distant from Taxila as Russia. Jaishankar's baseless kanging is as absurd as I kanging onto Russian history would be.
Shashank Mattoo@MattooShashank
“Indian civilisation created the idea of the code which runs our modern tech age. The digital era runs on the binary system. Its roots can be actually traced to Pingala’s Chandra Sutra. The rhythm of our ancient verses was algorithmic,” says S Jaishankar at the UN
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Isn't that the highest rank in Pakistan, above Field Marshal?
LPC@landpalestine
BREAKING - Pakistan has announced to recognise Israeli PM Netanyahu as a terrorist person
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@HannibalBarx Are you originally arabs/turks or hindus? Make up your mind. Your failed marshal said you are 'different in every possible aspect' from Hindus. If the Two-Nation Theory is true, the IVC isn't yours; if it's false, Pakistan has no reason to exist. Which is it?
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@HannibalBarx Regional diversity inside the IVC is beside the point. The civilization was pre-Islamic, and many of its symbols and traditions show stronger continuity with later Indian civilization than with Pakistan’s modern Islamic identity.
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@BSanda51796 Point was that there were already cultural differences. You can’t expect such a big area to have uniform culture. So if yoga and swastika is defining features then I already pointed out some differences that existed back then. So maybe these wine drinkers didn’t do yoga
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So map shows the region of modern day Pakistan but no Saar! It was all India at once Saar!
Bhai Pakistan was created out of British India. We are talking about the lineage of modern day Pakistani state back in the day
Adivaraha@vajrayudha11
Not a Greek Kingdom but “Indo Greek” Kingdom. That word “Indo” is there for a reason!
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@BSanda51796 Yeah and then those people changed religion, doesn’t mean they don’t belong to the same people.
What do Indians think happen when people change religion?
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@Zig4na your own identity is built on a 1947 'Year Zero' ideology that views that entire pre-Islamic history as Jahiliyyah (ignorance). You can't claim a lineage you spent 75 years trying to erase.
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@HannibalBarx The very fact that the Mahabharata describes the people of Taxila and Punjab, even critically proves they were part of the same civilizational discourse. Cemetery H at Harappa and lothal proves cremation, check a book. You can't claim a lineage you spent 75 years trying to erase.
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@BSanda51796 Any source for cremation buddy?
Your Mahabharata laments how the people of modern day Punjab and Taxila ate garlic and drank. Oh and loose women of Sangla. So would you consider them part of Vedic culture or not?
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@HannibalBarx IVC literally practiced cremation alongside burial. And you completely ignore the direct line of cultural iconography like the Pashupati/proto-Shiva seal, yoga postures, and the Swastika which survived entirely in Indian tradition, Pakistan has zero continuity with any of it.
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@BSanda51796 Like not burning their dead?
So now your claim more to ancient Vedic stuff? IVC wasn’t hierarchical one thing that Vedic stuff harps about is rigid hierarchy so sure buddy. Same continuation
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