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Aicwa’s letter to PM modi: After the Pahalgam terror attack, social media and all Pakistani channels of Pakistani celebs were banned in India. Now after three months, once again the social media account of Pak celebs has started showing the show to Indian users. At the same time, the ban on Pakistani channels has also been removed. In such a situation, Aicwa has written a letter to PM Modi demanding a ban on Pakistani accounts again.
The All India Cine Workers Association (AICWA) said in a letter to PM Modi- ‘Aicwa directly and immediately appeals to the honorable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, to immediately ban all Pakistani citizens, artists, influential people and social media and media channels in India.’
Press release
Date: 2nd July 2025
From: All Indian Cine Workers Association (Aicwa)
Subject: Urgent appeal to honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji Regarding The Reappearance of Pakistani Artists pic.twitter.com/YQF0D6WZRZ
– All Indian Cine Workers Association (@Aicwaofficial) July 2, 2025
‘Our martyred soldiers are insulted’
The association wrote- ‘It is very worrying and out of absolutely tolerance that social media accounts of Pakistani artists like Mavra Hocain, Yumna Zaidi and many Pakistani channels are once again visible in India. This is not just a digital presence, it is directly insulted by the sacrifice of our martyred soldiers and is an emotional attack on every Indian who lost its close to Pakistan’s terror attacks.
‘Many Pakistani artists have shamelessly spoken against India’
It is further written in the letter- ‘The country should not forget that Pakistan was a terrorist nation, and will remain. From the 26/11 Mumbai attacks to Pulwama, Uri and Pahalgam, Pakistan has continuously waged a war with India through terrorism. Thousands of our brave soldiers have sacrificed their lives on the borders, protecting this earth and hundreds of innocent citizens have fallen victim to Pakistan -sponsored terrorism. Recently after Operation Sindoor, instead of showing repentance, many Pakistani artists have shamelessly spoken against India.
Aicwa said- ‘Today, his presence on Indian digital platforms is a deception of every soldier who has been martyred and with every family that is still mourning. As long as there is Pakistani blood on the hands of our enemies, there will be no trace of Pakistan on the land of India. Neither on our screen, nor in our films, nor on our social media.
AICWA demands a ban from PM Modi again
The association appealed to PM Modi and wrote- ‘We urge the Honorable Prime Minister and the Government of India to apply Turan Nationwide Digital Blackout on all Pakistani social media accounts and media channels. In Indian media, OTT platforms and advertisements, ban all collabors or promotion related to Pakistani citizens. Announce the permanent cultural separation from Pakistan as a symbol of honor of the Indian armed forces and the families of our martyrs.