Ashraf Ali

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[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

Nafrat chodo achhe kaam karo

[Dinesh Dangi @dineshdangi84]

ये बंदा पता नहीं कौन है, पर इसने इंसानियत का अच्छा फर्ज निभाया है...लखनऊ में आग से जिनकी झोपड़ियां जल गई थी...उन जरुरतमंदों को वह बर्तन और कुकर बांट रहा है...

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

Ye sach hai Hindu khatre me hai lekin kisse hai ye aap video dekhkar khud hi samajh jaiye.

[अश्विनी सोनी @Ramraajya]

ये बच्चा अभी 13 साल का है। ये बच्चा स्कूल नहीं जाता है।
मगर ये बच्चा रैली में जाता है। और मार देने की बातें कर रहा है।

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

@CommonBS786OM Agar aisa hai to bahot galat hua, jisne bhi ye kiya hai unko saza milni chahiye.

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@B1NWAL33D You are a traitor of Islam you always stand with Israel and America

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Raise your hand against injustice https://t.co/er9JCIXonv

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

Honesty

[kamal Bhardwaj @bhardwaj_k9310]

If your intentions are pure, you can even turn an enemy into a friend.

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

If pakistani military does anything in India, this time the Indian military should enter Pakistan.

[Sonam Mahajan @AsYouNotWish]

Exiled Pakistan Army officer, Adil Raja, had made a striking claim on 28 January. He had warned that the Pakistan Army could deliberately stage or facilitate attacks inside Pakistan to manufacture instability, make the internal security situation appear unmanageable, and thereby justify pulling out of Trump’s Gaza pact. According to Raja, this arrangement envisaged the Pakistan Army becoming part of an international stabilisation force, something deeply unpopular within Pakistan’s military ranks.

At the time, the claim sounded extreme. However, events inside Pakistan rapidly began to align disturbingly well with his warning.

Days later, Balochistan witnessed mass strikes that paralysed large parts of the province, intensifying instability in a territory already dominated by military control. Soon after, a major terror attack hit Islamabad, targeting a Shia mosque in what was one of the most serious sectarian strikes in the capital in recent years. Pakistani authorities were quick to establish an external linkage, claiming that an Afghan national had planned the attack.

The sequencing matters.

Raja had specifically suggested that Pakistan’s military establishment might allow or engineer crises that look uncontrollable, both to redirect domestic anger and to create strategic excuses internationally. The rapid escalation of unrest in Balochistan followed by a high-profile sectarian attack in Islamabad lends uncomfortable weight to that assertion.

Now, Raja has issued a more alarming warning. He suggests that Army Chief Asim Munir could extend this strategy beyond Pakistan’s borders by ordering or facilitating terror strikes inside India. The logic, as Raja frames it, is brutally simple. A major attack in India would inevitably trigger retaliation, instantly heating up Pakistan’s eastern border. Combined with instability on the western front, this would give Rawalpindi a ready-made justification to disengage from any overseas military commitment, including the Gaza plan, while rallying domestic support through a familiar external enemy narrative.

Crucially, Raja argues that Munir faces resistance within his own ranks. There is, he claims, little appetite among Pakistani soldiers to fight Hamas or get entangled in a conflict far removed from Pakistan’s traditional theatres. Creating crises at home and with India would neatly solve that problem.

None of this constitutes proof. But intelligence analysis is built on patterns, not certainties. When a specific warning from Raja about a sudden surge in internal terror and unrest appears to materialise within days, it would be irresponsible to dismiss his subsequent alerts outright.

At the very least, Raja’s claims draw attention to a continuing risk. Pakistan’s military has a long history of using calibrated chaos, both internally and externally, as a strategic tool. Given recent developments, his warning about potential mischief against India is not something New Delhi can afford to ignore.

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

@yadavakhilesh Aap kya kar rahe hai, UP me bhi to logon ke naam kate ja rahe hai.

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

@iamnarendranath Meri wife ko bhi notice de diy hai jabki sab details bhara hai form me

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@Mishi_2210 The Answer is 1050

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Dangerous, Satta ke liye desh ko barbad kar rahe.

[Ashok Kumar Pandey अशोक اشوک @Ashok_Kashmir]

मणिपुर में सांसद जो बता रहे हैं, सुनकर रूह काँप जाती है। BJP सरकार ने मणिपुर को दो हिस्सों में बांट दिया है।

ये रहे सत्ता में तो पूरे देश को ऐसे ही बांट देंगे। ये असली टुकड़े-टुकड़े गैंग हैं।

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

@CommonBS786OM Desh isi se barbad ho raha hai, kuch bhi 😃

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@BinsaeedRashid Donate Palestine

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@Khurpench_ @JioCare @reliancejio @JioCare agar network sahi nahi hoga to mai apna number port kara dunga.

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Mera Paisa bhi de Diya kya?

[Congress @INCIndia]

नरेंद्र मोदी दोस्ती निभा रहे हैं
जनता का पैसा लुटा रहे हैं

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

Itna gir gaye hai ye log, ab inse samajhdari ki ummed nahi hai.

[Nargis Bano @Nargis_Bano78]

अलीगढ मे मंदिर की दीवार पर आई लव मोहम्मद लिखने वाले सभी आरोपी निकले हिन्दू ,

मुस्लिम युवक को फंसाने के लिए मंदिर की दीवार पर आई लव मोहम्मद लिखने वालो के नाम जिशांत सिंह , आकाश सारस्वत , दिलीप शर्मा , अभिषेक सारस्वत है ,

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

Truly explained

[The Resonance @Partisan_12]

The Middle East Situation Explained in 13 Seconds.

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

@grok @maybe_xl @kamaalrkhan Aisa lag raha hai @grok tum aaj kal zyada nasha karne lage ho, kya dikh raha aur kya bol rahe

[Ashraf Ali @Ashrafghp]

@poojaofficial5 Mujhe aapka sabke massage ka response dena achha laga.