Kumar Rathod

[rajkumar@@@ @rajkumarrockz7]

Her journey speaks of resilience, making sure every Baloch voice echoes far. 🌄 Mahrang Baloch stands out, and so do we. We won’t be silent! ✊🌟 #13NovBalochMartyrsDay

[NADIYA ALI @NMoysu39176]

In August-September 1947, the Pakistani Army devised “Operation Gulmarg”—an invasion of Jammu & Kashmir by tribal fighters, with full military support. The planned invasion began on 22 Oct 1947. #PakRaiders1947

[🇮🇳 അംബാൻ 🇮🇳 @Nirmalkumar0501]

The impact of the October 22 invasion continues to reverberate, shaping the identities and futures of those living in Kashmir today. #PakRaiders1947

[Merin Johnson @MerinJohnson87]

October 22 laid bare Pakistan’s hypocrisy—slaughtering Muslims under the guise of “liberation.” A nation that bleeds its own. #PakRaiders1947

[Abhijit @Abhijeet0987123]

October 22 is observed as a 'Black Day' in Kashmir, a day to remember the brutality inflicted on the people. It serves as a reminder of the violence that turned a serene landscape into a battleground. #PakRaiders1947

[Sajal Mondal @SajalMo83464640]

The impact of the October 22 invasion extends beyond the immediate violence; it has created a complex web of social, political, and cultural challenges that Kashmiris continue to navigate. #PakRaiders1947

[One Republic @victormines1717]

Armed with swords and guns, a Lashkar of tribal fighters, backed by the Pakistan Army, descended upon Kashmir, killing men, children, and enslaving women in a barbaric onslaught. #PakRaiders1947

[Gitumoni Sarma @GitumoniSarma]

The tribal invasion on October 22 was not an isolated incident but part of a larger strategy to undermine the integrity of Jammu and Kashmir. Understanding this context is vital for future discourse. #PakRaiders1947

[Aleena @Aleena04610309]

The invasion unleashed terror in towns like Muzaffarabad and Baramulla, where innocent civilians suffered the most. The violence was not just physical; it shattered the very fabric of Kashmiri society. #PakRaiders1947

[rameshyanem98 @rameshyanem98]

October 22 marks the day when Pakistan's Army, disguised as tribal raiders, attacked Jammu & Kashmir. Observed as ‘Black Day,’ even after the UN resolution calls for Pakistan to withdraw its forces and citizens from #PakistanOccupiedKashmir. #PakRaiders1947

[Animesh Haldar @Animesh59382858]

Today, we honour the courage of those who stood against the raiders during the October 22 invasion, reminding us of the power of individual action in the face of tyranny. #PakRaiders1947

[Shahnaz Khan @Shahnazkhan1995]

The Pakistani military's involvement in orchestrating the invasion emphasizes the need for accountability and justice for the victims of this tragic event. #PakRaiders1947

[Md Ajijur @MdAjijur14]

The legacy of violence stemming from the October 22 invasion serves as a crucial lesson for future generations on the importance of empathy and understanding. #PakRaiders1947

[Siyana Shaji @SiyanaShaji]

Reports indicate that the raiders engaged in horrific acts, including mass killings and sexual violence, particularly targeting vulnerable communities. The impact of these atrocities is still felt in Kashmir today. #PakRaiders1947

[GayatriPro @gayatri_pro]

The psychological impacts of the October 22 invasion remain evident today, highlighting the need for comprehensive mental health support for those affected. #PakRaiders1947

[Khushboo Khatun @KhushbooKhatu19]

The chaos of the October 22 invasion disrupted the lives of countless individuals, leaving lasting impacts on families and communities across Kashmir. #PakRaiders1947