Oh, fantastic, by all means, do tell us where you think all the voices criticizing Pakistan’s military on social media are living. Spoiler alert, they’re in Pakistan. The military regime may go after journalists and politicians, but they know full well they can’t silence every citizen.
But that brings us to a far more telling question: why has the Indian government gone out of its way to ban Pakistani celebrities, journalists, and YouTube channels from Indian platforms? It’s clearly not about revenue, if anything, these channels attract massive audiences.
The answer is simple and uncomfortable, because those platforms humanize Pakistanis. They show compassion, intellect, humor, and decency, the very traits Modi’s propaganda machinery doesn’t want the Indian public to associate with Pakistan. He wants an enemy, not a neighbor. A villain, not a people.
And clearly, it’s working, because here you are, parroting the same talking points designed to erase nuance and spread fear. Maybe that flies on Indian platforms, but let’s be clear, on a Pakistani forum, that narrative doesn’t just fall flat, it exposes exactly how well the propaganda has worked on you.
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