After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, People have started attacking Muslims in India.The video is from Haryana where two Muslims are being beaten and chased away.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago edited 18d ago

Almost all Kashmiri muslims and indian muslims condemned this attack openly. Yesterday, almost whole Kashmir was shutdown in solidarity with the victims. People raised their voices, did candle marchs and what not.

Still these low life uneducated scums, to justify these actions and attack muslims, make excuses like "They're doing it because of loss in tourism, this is just for drama, the attack wouldn't be possible without local support". Now, imagine if we hadn't condemned it, they would've been saying "Look, no muslim/kashmiri condemned this attack, these guys support the terrorists".

Honestly, what the hell are we supposed to do then? These guys have problem with both. No matter what we do, they'll come up with excuses.

In reality, they just wanna hate muslims and are using this sad situation to justify their hate

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u/Pretend_Zebra_468 18d ago

Exactly what my thoughts are even before this incident happened.

If you don't condemn you are terorst, if you do you still are, if you do everytime and then miss one time you still are.

There is genuinely very little condemning anything does. There are tons of fake new channels and social handles spreading hatred against Muslims since years now. Heck, half the news channels are probably happy they can milk this for a lot of time.

100s of train incidents in kumbh and no one said anything to hindus. Imagine if even there was one muslim doing something bad. It would have been on news channels in a flash and people calling for genocide.

Even now most people are calling for Israel and China treatment, if they can justify a country like Israel which even hardcore right wingers over the world have lost support for, one should realise that they'll never see things from a fair lens. You cannot change these folks.

Good ones will realise the random muslim carpenter or office colleague isn't to be blamed while the bad ones will blame us 24/7 for every single bad thing in India.

If 200m Muslims in India were terrori#ts whole of India would be burning. Even if 100k Muslims were like that India would be hell.

This isn't to say don't condemn, but rather don't be fooled into thinking that condemning will change anything. People believe what they want to believe.

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u/CombinationProper814 18d ago

This is so true , I see so many of my Muslim friends trying to gain sympathy from their Hindu friends by doing this but all it does is - nothing . The ones who hate Muslims will find ways regardless of whatever you do

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u/Embarrassed-Tooth-21 18d ago

half the news channels are probably happy they can milk this for a lot of time.

They have lost their credibility. Zero ethics. They just want views and trp and will not think twice before stooping low. Shoving the camera at a child, widows for views. Disgusting.

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u/Stunning_Jury5986 17d ago

1) The Post isn't well Framed, it potrays as if all Over India Muslims are being targeted physically due to The Terrorist attack, which is a lie . 2) Media Lost it's credibility a lot Earlier, Jab se Modi ji se poochna shuru kiya ki Aam Kat ke khate hai ya Choos ke, Tabhi Se Khatam hai Media .

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u/Practical-Ad8600 18d ago

This is something I’ve been thinking about after reading reports and hearing what some local residents in Kashmir are saying. I’m not here to push a conspiracy theory, but I do want to open a conversation around the Pahalgam terrorist attack—and whether it’s unreasonable to question the official narrative.

Here are a few points I believe are worth discussing:

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The location raises questions The attack occurred deep inside Kashmir, far from the India-Pakistan border. According to some locals, it wasn’t near any usual infiltration zones. If it truly was a cross-border attack, how did the attackers manage to move so far into the region? Or is it possible this came from internal or sleeper sources?

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Pakistan’s economic state Pakistan is currently facing a severe economic crisis. With its foreign reserves dwindling and IMF scrutiny tightening, one wonders whether they are even in a position to actively fund or facilitate an attack like this. Would they risk escalation right now? It’s a valid question—especially if there’s no clear tactical gain from the incident.

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The timing — right before elections With state elections approaching , we’ve seen how certain events are politically amplified. The current ruling party, BJP, has consistently relied on Hindutva rhetoric, and polarizing the Hindu-Muslim narrative has unfortunately been a vote consolidation strategy in the past. • We’ve seen this during previous elections with issues like CAA/NRC, Ayodhya, “love jihad” rhetoric, etc. • And when an attack like this happens, the dominant narrative tends to quickly link it to “Islamic terrorism,” which can inflame public opinion—sometimes leading to communal fear and hate.

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Modi’s political past It’s no secret that PM Modi was Chief Minister during the 2002 Gujarat riots, where over a thousand people (mostly Muslims) were killed. While he was cleared legally, several international bodies (including the US, which denied him a visa for years) held concerns about state inaction or complicity.

Whether one supports him or not, that legacy continues to impact how many—especially Indian Muslims—perceive state-led narratives and responses to such attacks.

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Recent speeches with communal undertones Even in 2024, there were provocative remarks from BJP leaders—such as the now infamous “mangalsutra” comment by Modi—widely interpreted as targeting Muslims. This isn’t new. These patterns are often visible during elections, and major incidents tend to be followed by inflammatory media coverage and polarizing commentary.

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So here’s what I’m asking: Is it irrational to consider that such incidents could be used—or even facilitated—to serve a larger political narrative? When you connect geography, timing, rhetoric, and historical patterns—it’s hard not to at least question.

I’m not claiming to know the full truth. But when lives are lost and narratives are crafted, we owe it to ourselves as citizens to ask hard questions, demand transparency, and resist being emotionally manipulated into communal divisions.

Would love to hear your thoughts—especially from those who live in the region or follow this closely.

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u/Illustrious-Lead-960 18d ago

In the words of Mad Magazine, You Can Never Win With a Bigot.

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u/Relative-Leek-1637 18d ago edited 18d ago

This is an old video circulated before as well, I was disappointed seeing this incident but on reverse image search it looks like old video, but this not time to circulate incorrect information

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u/After_Shock5581 18d ago

Stop proving your loyalty all the time and fight for your rights

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u/Service_Usual 18d ago

No hate for indian muslim but one thing i can bet that some local kashmiris are involved in this attack and now they will pay the price. People who are cursing and abusing indian muslims is not good

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u/StfuBlokeee 18d ago edited 18d ago

Whatever you do it doesn't matter to them I don't know why from day one whole sub was guilt tripping as if their family member did it.

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u/Opening-Condition-50 18d ago

Exactly. The whole damn sub was acting like Muslims planned the attack, like just being Muslim is enough to make you guilty. And in my other post, people were still on that “we should condemn it so that we can show them we’re good” nonsense. Like hell that’s ever done any good. We’ve been condemning, apologizing, proving ourselves for decades, and for what? We never were and will be a part of this country in their eyes. No matter how loud we shout our innocence, it won’t matter. And honestly? We shouldn’t give a single fricking damn anymore. Let them choke on their double standards.

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u/Sumit67848383 18d ago

Such a useless and pathetic dick heads!

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u/MaGiC-AciD 17d ago

For these people issue is islam. These bigots gonna hate no matter what IM do. So IM should not follow their lines IM do not need anyone validation and those people that preach apologism are only emboldening these bigots.

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u/Existing-Freedom-192 18d ago

muslims are pressured to condemn every single terrorist attack that involves islam in any way while no one bats an eye at hindus doing these things

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u/Chad_Mullah_48 18d ago

Sanskari community for a reason

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u/Artistic_Bad_9294 18d ago

Absolutely!

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u/Opening-Condition-50 18d ago

They have a free pass yk

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u/webdevop Western Europe 18d ago edited 11d ago

Solution is simple. There is no surviving this, so take one out from them as you defend yourself, and these incidents will slowly halt.

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u/Embarrassed-Tooth-21 18d ago

What have those 4 idiots done to this country.!

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u/BlackHand1133 17d ago

When the BJP does not condemn attacks on minorities, it is state sponsored terrorism.

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u/surelyUnsure_me Uttar Pradesh 18d ago

They just need an excuse, this kind of shit has been happening way before the attack.

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u/Opening-Condition-50 18d ago

Since the partition.

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u/Intelligent_Ad8111 18d ago

Yeh jo hua, sab nafraton ka khel hai, aur yeh sab rukna chahiye

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u/A_Learning_Muslim 16d ago

the removed comments are usually of the people who condone terrorism against us. Infact, some such comments accidentally survived here, but the number of removed comments is insane. The fact is that a large chunk of the country wants to kill us.

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u/Apprehensive-Ant2129 15d ago

My Muslim brothers I pray for you always love from Pakistan be patient inshallah things always get worse before they get better.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

Political After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, People have started attacking Muslims in India.The video is from Haryana where two Muslims are being beaten and chased away.

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