🚨 Justice for Daniel Pearl: India Strikes Back!
🇮🇳 Today, India delivered justice for the brutal murder of American-Jewish journalist Daniel Pearl by eliminating Abdul Rauf Azhar, the Jaish-e-Mohammed commander and key conspirator behind Pearl’s kidnapping, torture, and beheading.
For years, the West has tolerated Pakistan’s terror export while innocent lives paid the price. India has finally done what needed to be done - targeting the very Islamic terror infrastructure that breeds jihad.
Abdul Rauf Azhar wasn’t just a terrorist; he was the brother of Masood Azhar, JeM’s founder, and a mastermind behind some of the most heinous Islamic attacks. He conspired to murder Daniel Pearl.
💥 Operation Sindoor struck at the heart of terror, hitting Jaish-e-Mohammed strongholds and sending a clear message: India will not stand by while radicals slaughter non-Muslims
To India, we say THANK YOU.
Thank you for standing strong against Islamic terror and taking the fight directly to the jihadis.
The West must learns from India’s stance on Islamic terror. Islamic jihad has no place in a civilized world, and anyone who shelters these monsters must face the consequences.
"We aren't born to live, we are born to kiII non-believers to protect/spread IsIam"
This is how MusIim youths justify the #HamasTerrorism.
We are literally forced to sit on a time bomb!!!
फिर भी उन्हें नंगा करके घुमाया गया
क्या आप विश्वास करेंगे कि यह लोग इंसान हैं ??
यह दरिंदे हैं यह राक्षस है
इजराइल में तो एक गाजा पट्टी है ..भारत में ऐसे हजारों गाजा पट्टी बन चुके हैं
Yaaaaayyy , We have done it.
Soft landing on the Moon.
#Chandrayaan3 .
Congratulations @isro and all those who dedicated themselves to this historic mission.
We are on the Moon 🌙
25 June is coming, and it is not a normal day !
It has #Girija_Tickoo tragic story written all over with blood and hatred towards Sanatanis
On 25 June 1990, Girija Tickoo, a kashmiri hindu from bandipoora mercilessly gangraped and cut into to two pieces while She was alive
She was a laboratory assistant in a university in the Kashmir Valley, but had to flee her home during the ‘Azadi Movement’ by terrorists led by Yasin Malik.
In June 1990, Girija received a call from someone who claimed the situation had improved in the valley and she could safely return to collect her salary. Trusting the assurance of safety, Girija decided to visit the valley, unaware of the danger that awaited her.
Girija met her local Muslim colleague at her colleague’s home. Unbeknownst to her, Jihadi terrorists had been tracking her movements. Tragically, she was kidnapped from the house, with everyone in the locality remaining silent witnesses to her abduction.
Days later, Girija’s lifeless body was discovered on the roadside in a gruesome condition. The autopsy revealed a horrifying reality: she had been brutally gang-raped and tortured. The unimaginable cruelty inflicted upon her included being cut into two pieces while still alive.
Girija’s case is a stark reminder of the suffering endured by the Kashmiri Pandit community during those troubled times. Their plight, often dismissed as mere propaganda, demands our attention and empathy.
The Tickoo family, like many others, has been awaiting justice for decades. It is essential that we stand together to ensure that such heinous crimes are thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators are brought to justice.