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Swara bhaskar: In the Pahalram of Jammu and Kashmir, recently, terrorists had riddled 26 innocent people by asking religion. Due to this incident, the whole country was boiling with anger and was also demanding the Government of India to retaliate against Pakistan. Finally, on May 7, the Indian Army entered Pakistan and PoK under Operation Sindoor and destroyed the terrorist bases. At present, tension on the border between Pakistan and India is increasing.
On the previous day, Pakistan had tried to attack with a drone in areas adjacent to the border of India, which was thwarted by the Indian Army. Amidst all this, a post of Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar is going viral. In this post, he shared the coat of George Owell and called the war as propaganda.
Swara Bhaskar told War’s propaganda
Swara Bhaskar, who is always in the headlines due to her impeccable opinion, has now come into the discussion again due to one of her posts. The actress has shared a picture of a coat of George Owell on her Insta story amidst the war in Indo-Pak, which has written-Every war is propaganda, all the screams, lies and hatred always come from those who are not fighting.
Swara shared the post of Instagram user
Swara has shared two more stories. One of them has shared the post of Instagram user in which it is written. “Once you see the war, they are ready to lose their family members once, because if we get into the war, then it will be fought not just on the border but really outside your house.”
News of tricolor on Karachi Bakery of Hyderabad also shared
Swara Bhaskar has also shared the news of putting a tricolor on Karachi Bakery in Hyderabad. On which it is written, “When will this stupidity end? We are punishing Hindu Sindhis for their routes, can you imagine something that is low and foolish at the same time.
At the same time, this post of Swara is becoming viral on social media and the actress has once again come under troll target.
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