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@_10world These are persian architecture which was stolen from native zoroastrians by islamic invaders in 600CE.

Islamic Architecture in Iran

@DeltaSigmaPrime @Pakistanihonn @Theunk5555 Ashrafia is your cream and all non islamic activities is halal for them and even your social and marriage status is respected if they marry within caste. Strict endogamy observes in pak caste system. Propagandist porkis see even reality as propaganda. Lol

@xeydus @Pakistanihonn @Theunk5555 Lol negga think worlds revolve around their stinky pjeet Whatsapp propaganda

These parties and events are organised by elites in Pakistan , primarily in all the DHAs be it in Lahore, Karachi, RWP or ISB

@Pakistanihonn @Theunk5555 These aeyashi is only reserve for Ashrafia and upper caste porki punjabi like Pathan, Ranghar, Syeds, Jats. Condition of non ashrafia and lower caste women in porkistan is much worsen then women in Afghanistan.

@Theunk5555 Pakistan is not Afghanistan its a free country lodu

@ChennaiIPL Since 2020 we stop building our team and investing on young talent where other team investing on young talent. Even Rutu is outcome of disastrous 2020 session. Now we follow new approach and on transition phase we need 1 more ipl season 2027 to back on track with this new team.

We'll be back stronger #WhistlePodu #RRvCSK

@MAakash00 @urbanmonnk Yes porki this is hindu culture. There is no detail or significance of varmala in desert cult which you follow. Even your name aakash is derived from Sanskrit. So shut up converted porki

@urbanmonnk Saar believe me saar our indian culture saar believe me saar 😂

hindu weddings are so goated that burkha enjoyers now exchange varamala in their weddings

@MananAslam132 @PappuChoto Bakre ko halal karne se phele usko kitna kilaya pilaya jaata hai porkis se jaada ache se kon janta hai. Just wait and watch how things flips.

@PappuChoto Cope jéét . That's the best you can and that's the best you are doing since independence. Make another movie and destroy Pakistan there and make your delulu public happy

Indians don't realise how lucky they are to have Pakistan as their enemy.

@FrustIndian Baat spiritualism aur peace of mind ki hi hai to surya namaskar kr lo. Spiritualism aur peace of mind bi mil jaega aur namaz x100times better health benefits bi hai.

📄: Guys Start Doing Namaz For Health Benefits !

@Raj_Pachani @ANI Army as institution, is Secular in nature means the Institution will not discriminate on the basis of Caste, Creed, Race & Religion. But members of this Institution have their own personal beliefs which they have right to practice, constitution provides right to practice faith.

@ANI Every Govt Organisation is now politicised. Sad reality of India 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

#WATCH | Odisha: Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi arrives at Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri to offer prayers.

@othinking_hindu In Porkistan 2 type of islam follows the ashrafia follows liberal islam do all type of non islamic practices they dance, drink, sing, party, wear as per their choice, theft etc and all desert cult of orthodox islam is for masses.

@PakPMO In short he want to say pakistan is really fucked up but we are trying for easy fuck.

لاہور: 27 مارچ 2026. وزیرِ اعظم محمد شہباز شریف کا قوم سے خطاب.

@Jvnior Show me any single government source where EAM Jaishankar said these words. At back door even your ally countries rant you. Who knows more about backdoor ranting more than jihad supports Palestinian.

🚨🇮🇷 BREAKING: Iran Diplomat claps back at India Jaishankar over his inappropriate remarks. Iranian official says: “Pakistan is performing a unique role at this very, very dangerous moment… I think the world appreciates it.” India is clearly jealous over Pakistan’s successful mediation in the Iran–US war. Pakistan and Iran are trying to avoid nuclear war.

@HinaRKhar I think what he said is right, porkistan is exactly doing dalali x.com/_rawnreal/stat…

Wow. Talk about a new low. Sad to see an entire region hostage to such men and their political theatrics.

@HassanAbbasian Yes crazyyyy era x.com/Theunk5555/sta…

According to Financial Times: Shipping lines have changed their flags to sail under Pakistani registration in order to pass through the Strait of Hormuz Pakistani flag is waving everywhere. Crazyyyy era 😭😭

@HussainJafryy How this can be cooking it's a shame for Porkistan our man went into Porkistan and Porkistan can't do anything but in fear of India's retaliation handover him to India with proper protocol. Cooking or Chad behaviour is to stick to your own decision without anyone's fear.

🚨PSL BROADCASTER COOKING INDIA 🔥😂.

@BROKENBRITAIN0 Means brits will be on full swing to peddle fakes news against India and no one is there to counter them. Such coward tactics.

We can officially block indians from our replies 🇮🇳

@JalilJilani You don't need diplomacy and choice of words for a temporary nation like pakistan who has no role in new world order and who is destined to balkanized before 2032

Reducing diplomacy to name-calling may serve domestic politics—but it does little for peace. It reflects a sick mindset and ill behooves the External Affairs Minister of India to use such language against a country striving to bring peace in our region.

@rajuparulekar You don't need diplomacy and choice of words for a temporary nation like porkis who has no role in new world order and who is destined to balkanized before 2032

Such poor choice of words. Yuck❗️ Has he done any refresher training in Entire Foreign Affairs from Galgotia❓

@CMShehbaz Hn ho gye bheekari zaleel fir duniya me x.com/AJEnglish/stat…

Pakistan welcomes and fully supports ongoing efforts to pursue dialogue to end the WAR in Middle East, in the interest of peace and stability in region and beyond. Subject to concurrence by the US and Iran, Pakistan stands ready and honoured to be the host to facilitate meaningful and conclusive talks for a comprehensive settlement of the ongoing conflict. @realDonaldTrump @SteveWitkoff @araghchi

@sujitnair90 Now can we throw all your analysis in dustbin?x.com/KobeissiLetter…

Pakistan and Asim Munir mediating between the United States and Iran. Why should it concern India? Let’s call this what it is, without diplomatic cushioning. When the United States chooses Pakistan and its Army Chief as a backchannel in a volatile West Asian conflict, it is not just a matter of convenience. It is a signal. And that signal is clear. India is not central to this conversation. For a country that has spent the last decade projecting itself as a decisive global player, that should raise concern. The easy explanation is geography. Pakistan borders Iran. It offers proximity and a channel that Tehran may find more acceptable. On paper, it looks practical. But geopolitics is rarely about practicality alone. It is about utility, and how that utility is perceived. So why did the United States choose Pakistan over India? Because at this moment, Pakistan is seen as immediately usable. It offers access and a channel that can operate with fewer complications. That is the essence of transactional diplomacy. Countries are chosen not for who they are, but for what they can deliver right now. But such choices are never neutral. By choosing Pakistan, the United States is also indicating who it sees as relevant and workable in this crisis. And by omission, who is not. India, under Narendra Modi, was perceived to have leaned early. The visible engagement with Israel just days before military action, could have been routine diplomacy. What he said there was not. Timing matters. What was intended as continuity was read by many as alignment. And perception defines role. The moment you are seen as leaning too visibly toward one side, your ability to act as a bridge begins to shrink. Strategic autonomy does not disappear overnight, but it starts losing credibility. You are no longer viewed as a balancing force. You are seen as a participant. And participants are not invited to mediate. That is where the real cost lies. Mediation is not about optics. It is about power. A credible intermediary shapes outcomes, builds trust across divides, and becomes indispensable. For India, that would mean influence in a region central to its energy and security interests, while reinforcing its position as a leading voice of the Global South. Which leads to an uncomfortable question. If India is not seen as neutral enough to mediate, and not influential enough to shape outcomes, then where exactly does it stand? Have we, in trying to appear powerful, quietly given up the far more important power of being necessary?

@BShah2001 Endia me kuch nahi bacha hai to Indus water treaty ko restore krne ki bheek kyo maang rahe ho. Munir ko bol ke action lo fir. Bade aaye punjabi porkis India ko judge krne waale.