3. I could write hundreds more posts like this. Every one of them documents innocent people who were murdered, families that were destroyed, and communities that lived under the constant shadow of terrorism.
Yet, instead of remembrance, many of these victims are met with denial, ridicule, or conspiracy theories. Some dismiss the massacres as fiction. Others shift blame "your hindu govt did it". Worse still, there are people who openly mock the victims or glorify the violence. For the families who lost everything, that is an insult added to an irreparable loss.
What is equally painful is the silence that followed. The victims faded from public memory. Promises of justice and compensation often went unfulfilled. Many families felt abandoned, and countless innocent hindus and others who lost their lives to terrorism were never given the recognition they deserved.
History cannot be honest if it remembers only the victims that suit a particular narrative. Every innocent person murdered by terrorism deserves to be remembered with the same dignity, regardless of their religion or political convenience.
Don't dare to long Before weekend when there is war uncertainty ‼️
If anything happens then you may have to face the Gapdown of more than 1000-2000 points also ⚠️⚠️⚠️
DONT UNDERESTIMATE THE INDIA-PAKISTAN WAR THIS TIME ,IT WILL BE WILD ‼️
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NO BOUNCE WILL GOING TO SUSTAIN FROM NOW ONWARDS.
FROM 24000 TO 18800 IS BEAR TIME 📉
STAY CAUTIOUS SOMETHING BIG IS GOING TO HAPPEN SOON ⚠️
DONT GET TRAPPED WITH THIS BEAR MARKET RALLY ⚠️
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Why Milka Singh was called flying Sikh n not flying Indian.
Major Dhyanchand was not called magical Hindu.
Khashaba Jadhav the 1st individual medal winner at Olympic was never called Hindu wrestler.
Minorities never share their achievements but Hindu achievement is joint account