Pakistan Army Police Viral Video: Amid the ongoing tension with India, the army and police clashed in the neighboring country Pakistan. The situation became such that the police pointed the AK-47 guns on the Pakistani Army. This incident is being told of Lucky Marwat of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Seeing the attitude of the police, the Pakistani Army had to run away from that place.

Guns pointed on army officers

It is being told that the police also heard the Pakistani soldiers and their top officials. The video of this incident is becoming fiercely viral on social media. It is seen in this video that the Pakistani Army officers wanted to enter the police station, but the Pashtun police officers stopped the army convoy from entering the police station. Not only this, police officers pointed weapons on military personnel.

The news of any violence has not been revealed in this incident yet. This incident is being seen as a confrontation between Pakistan’s security agencies. During the debate, the police jawan also taunted the soldiers of the Pakistan Army. This incident has happened at a time when Pakistan is scared of India’s action after the Pahalgam terror attack.

“Dimag kharab hai. Udhar kashmir bejo. Idhar kya kar rahe ho”

Pakistan Army vs Pashtun Police face-off in Laki Marwat, KPK!

Now even police is open abusing and challenging pakistani army generals.

Reputation of #Corruptpakarmy IS deteriorating. pic.twitter.com/i8pw0cpgnp

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‘Keep your general on the shoe’

It is seen in the video that the military personnel are present under a building and the policemen are asking them to go from the roof. Many police personnel are seen taunting AK-47 guns over the army. It can be clearly heard in the video that a policeman has been saying, your mind is bad, you go to Kashmir there… what are you doing Idhara. Even if your general comes, you cannot do anything. We also keep the general on the shoe. Punjab (Pakistan) is doing bullying here. Remember this is Lucky Marwat police. “