Durand Line stir shows hearts still beat for Pashtun nationalism in Af-Pak borderlands

For over six months, peaceful protests have been underway at the Chaman crossing on the Afghan-Pakistan border, which has been closed except for travellers without a visa and passport. The protests have highlighted ethnic-Pashtun resentment against the Durand Line, the colonial-era boundary between the two countries-and tell us that secular nationalism is still alive in the region despite decades of jihadist assault.
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[@parvadhami980]

International boundaries in the Subcontinent have artificially divided ethnic groups leading to conflicts and migrations: Pashtuns in Af-Pak; Punjabis in India -Pak; Bengalis in India - Bdesh; Nagas in India-Myanmar; Tamils in India -Srilanka, etc.

[@mohitanand1844]

And that's the way it is. Go away pahadi

[@ateeqkhan66]

Geographies are never permanent. Nature will take its corrective course in due time. Birds of the same feathers will always flock together.

[@aryaa_dixit]

​@ateeqkhan66 I suspect foul play by our colonial masters, done purposely to ensure the Subcontinent never prospers

[@hawkingdawking4572]

True. Because of the current notions of 'Bharat', 'Akhanda Bharat', 'Hindi', 'Hindu religion', 'subcontinent' etc are the creations of the 19th century after the British finished surveying and subduing the region. Boundaries were drawn only recently rather than reinforced over centuries with integrity.

[@arunsar7893]

Zo-Kuki-Chin in India-Myanmar, not Nagas.

[@mina0685]

Thank you for making this video . Long live Afghan-Indian comradeship🇦🇫 🇮🇳

[@VijayBalan-x4z]

Nice deep dive, Praveen. Wish you had touched on two things- you mentioned Sikhs in passing, but the NWFP owes its inclusion in British India due to conquest by the Sikhs of those areas early in the 19th century, and when the British annexed Punjab, they inherited control. The Durand line in KPK today roughly corresponds to the limit of inherited British control. That would partially addressed the question of where that line came from. As well, a word or two on the PTM movement today may have been helpful.

[@annwatt-jd6zc]

wow, thank you so much. this lecture, for me, amounted to an amazing primer. thank you so much.

[@amjadkhan-qm4ph]

I am a Pushtun from KP and disagree with the analysis. Why was the demarcation made along the Durand Line. Were the British mad to do that. Kashmir too was ruled by the Afghans till 1824 if memory serves me right. The Afghan rule here was only effective to the Peshawar Valley and maybe the Kohat Region. Very large areas in KP were not governed by them. I can assure you that 95 % Pushtuns in KP do not want to join Afghanistan and are some of the most loyal Pakistanis. On this point I challenge anyone to conduct an honest survey. True various governments in Pakistan have mishandled things in the smaller provinces but that does not mean that one fine day the Pushtuns on this side of the Durand Line will rise up and ask to join the Afghan Pushtuns. Even within Afghanistan the ethnic divide between the north and South is great. Why talk of redrawing of boundaries selectively. There are graver faultlines elsewhere in our neighborhood.

[@ProudTurkroach-th7gg]

Kashmir was Ruled by Afgans and Ladakh by Qing Dynasty Sikhs won Kashmir from Afgans so This point is Baseless as no Pashtun Live in Kashmir now

[@safeera8711]

you’re not pashtun, that simple. pashtun isn’t just oh i was born pashtun so i am. it’s a way of living, a system of beliefs, and that above all pashtun comes before all else. pakistan was made for indians who are muslim. the country so to speak is not even a hundred years old and you don’t have your own history prior to separation from india. it’s well documented the pashtun tribes have been living in eastern afghanistan and western “pakistan” for centuries. we are tribal people first. you’re not pashtun

[@AKJ-Editz]

@@safeera8711 Good reply he lied that 95% of pashtuns in kpk don't want to join Afghanistan

[@kimjongun6746]

It's almost funny how ISI thought that Afghan taliban would remain silent about the Durand line in exchange for assistance and training😂😂😂

[@Babasasa111]

Khalistan Jindabad

[@kimjongun6746]

@@Babasasa111 Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@mnd7381]

​@@Babasasa111 tu bhi pela jayega 😂

[@saydander451]

Long life to kimjongun you are the best and most important man to your people and your country. Durand line is British empire policy it is not acceptable for Afghan people bout side of Durand line. It is like South Korea and North Korea. Sayd Ander

[@harshacs1]

Incredible work! Very comprehensive analysis of a complex historical, social and political issue.

[@Hypocritial]

Tipping point was Humiliation of Gen Bajwa by an Afghan in Paris in summer 2023. The KZbin video went viral

[@izharkakar]

Thank you, sir, for the wonderful vlog. I'm from Chaman. I noticed you didn't mention the Pashtun Ta'afuz movement. It would be great if you could highlight their struggle for Pashtun rights over the past 3-4 years.

[@sleepyjoe7518]

Afghan state committed Hazara Genocide.

[@saydander451]

The print thank you for your time and information please put the subtitle it could be help full.

[@RakeshMish]

A detailed analysis, thank u so much 🙏

[@vadrevraghunandan]

A focused presentation, 27:35 unbiased facts, without any gimmicks and show. Thanks you Mr. Praveen Swamy.

[@narasimhasrinivas2599]

What a masterly analysis indeed! I wonder if the lines drawn by miscellaneous British men have to define our borders to hold on to with Nationalist fervour!! Praveen Swami's presentation gives us an idea of the complex situation Pakistan is faced with. Even if sense should prevail at some point in time, successive governments (and 'establishments') dare not try and resolve these border issues logically..

[@sa1ti9sh60]

Why should this episode begin with views of Churchill? Since the last 75 years, a lot of interaction has occured between the people and the Governments of the region. I believe a lot of academic research too would have taken place on these subjects. Why don't they find any place in such episodes? Harking back to British for everything even after 75 years of Independence, reflects very poorly on our faith in our abilities to handle the issues of the region.

[@mohsindalvi87]

But harkening back to the Brits is valid. The anglo-afghan war aftermath screwed the pashtuns and the balochs (the 2nd ethnicity without a nation after the kurds, who also were screwed by europeans). Modern afghanistan created by the brits is an artificial state: northwest is uzbek dominated, northeast is tajik dominated, south is baloch, central is hazara (persian/dari speaking turkic shias) and remaining are pashtun. If balochistan & khyber pakhtunkhwa merge with afghanistan, the latter gains a sea coast, but what do to with pathans who are living in sindh and punjab. The presumed existential crisis in truncated pak's psyche may create security issues here also.

[@dkhasnabish]

Yes we should start with your views.

[@jasminmehta7791]

Greatest information on this issue , I wish you do second part , containing what are few courses this might go and what role 🇮🇳 can play

[@tabrezhussaini3241]

This is such a good effort by Praveen and something to save for posterity!! One request though please do try to provide reading recommendations! Good job and thank you🎉

[@noor-ru9bq]

Books by..1- Major Henry George Raverty (Author of Notes on Afghanistan and Baluchistan) 2_THE PATHANS BY OLF CARO the last Governor of British NWFP..

[@ranganramasamy6820]

Probably the best analysis on durrand line!

[@halvorlosnedahl186]

Thank you. Very interesting.

[@hamdankhan7296]

لر او بر يو افغان

[@spts4747]

Very informative and objective.

[@Little-bird-told-me]

Hearing Praveen speak is like reading a William Dalrymple book

[@rabisahoo7681]

Intresting and enlightening Afghan is always a place on the news. 😂 Hope some day, they will have peace 😊

[@kbmehta4208]

The pronunciation is 'चमन' not 'चामन'. The place is famous for grapes. In Pakistan and Northern India hawkers sell grapes yelling out 'चमन के अंगूर'. However, Swami can be excused just because he has that name, though for all practical purposes and to the best of my knowledge he is Delhi born and bred.

[@MaestroAms]

Wherever Islam goes, blood flows🤬

[@mohitanand1844]

Long live

[@crickbuff4476]

​@adolft_official😂Says the slave of the Chinese😂.. Initially, it was America.. Now its China... Pathetic 🤣

[@MK-ov7rx]

Ignorant and idiot spotted 😊

[@Professional.Programer]

What about ladhak , khalistan, IOK.

[@MRSINGH.OFFICIAL]

What about treatment of Dalits under hands of UC hindus for thousands of years?

[@jodhbirsingh]

Very informative!!!

[@knm1819]

Sir I consider yourself as one of unbiased contributors in Print. But it’s become too detailed. It can be more focused to give facts (not data) make understanding these complex political information more easy

[@Pashteen_Afghan]

Now a days Pakhtun Tahfuz Movement PTM is the only hope for Greater Afghanistan, Which's leader is Manzoor Ahmad Pashteen. It is the movement of Young Pashtun against Pakistan(Punjabi) colonial Army. One Day we will win 🇦🇫✌️

[@shahmoneyshahmoney9250]

what durrani tribe is ptm from to even be talking about this line

[@luxviesss]

you wont win. the pukhtuns of pakistan dont give two shits about afghans. keep dreaming. you guys are traitors and cowards

[@khurramali007]

😂😂😂

[@sleepyjoe7518]

Greater Afghanistan is rejected. Afghanistan is colonizing Khorasan.

[@ShaileshKumar-io2zn]

Anti national presstitute

[@vighneshd4910]

Whom I see in this report is Mr Praveen swamy but whom I'm listening to is Mr Tilak Devasher (and the countless other contributors of Indian Intelligence who didn't come into public space)

[@easypeasyenglish1331]

Thank you

[@debanjanbanerjee2009]

Completely biased presentation. NWFP is a colonial construction, coined by the British. It is called now KPK.

[@sleepyjoe7518]

KPK is a misnomer. Its name was passed by Pashtun fascists. The real name is Hazarawal.

[@saydander451]

Durand line is British empire policy it is not acceptable for Afghan people bout side of Durand line. Sayd Ander

[@AKJ-Editz]

​@Knightriderz786 🇵🇰🐖

[@sleepyjoe7518]

Durand is a border between poor Central Asia and prosperous South Asia.

[@parthmishra2041]

Islam was always a weapon

[@towardsabrighterworld5643]

Greater Afghanistan and Separate Balochistan is the solution.

[@Professional.Programer]

No we are Tribal Pakhtons we are Pakistani not Afghanistani

[@Ecstaticgoat]

Hahahahaa solution to what??

[@skagraw2]

No that would be disaster. Balochistan kpk join hands with Afghanistan and be a country can only work for Afghanistan.

[@Professional.Programer]

@@skagraw2 No Afghanistan

[@Ecstaticgoat]

@@skagraw2 kpk will join hands? Are you delusional? Or just pretending to be stupid? Because it only be either. Kpk is hardcore pro Pakistani. We are the same people who named a mountain range after Hindus when we used to go drag them to these mountains, I'm a pathan and we will repeat the same with hindus as we dis a hundred years or a thousand year back. You think kpk people want to join themselves with balochistan and Afghanistan?

[@lensviewbykaushik]

Excellent sir

[@Heropakistani2011]

Bro the title for a tribal leader is Malak not malik. 😅😅😅

[@ashokkher9551]

Only watchable video from, horrible print ,is pravin swamy. Clear headed & accurate information Thanks Jai Bharat

[@deviouspirate1374]

Afghanistan is starving due to Durand Line.

[@khurramali007]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@prafullsingh7872]

Pravin swamy having deep insight of indian subcontinent and neighborhood

[@muhammadnaeemakhtar9029]

An abortive attempt to revive a dead issue to grind axe of long standing Indo-Pak tension and effort to cover up colonisation of Kashmir by India

[@younusmir2360]

Most of the things he says are without any reference,you are a propagandist in guise of an analyst.

[@MichaelEdwards-gc2xx]

Afghans had always had deep democratic ambitions.. yea, he really said that..

[@RavideepSahi]

Interesting piece of information by you on modern history of Afghanistan. Additional a book written by Changez Jan, the great grandson of Frontier Gandhi Abdul Ghaffar Khan named “ Forgotten Kings- The story of Hindu Sahi Dynasty” gives a interesting information about this Dynasty which shaped medieval period of Indian subcontinent intricately link with history of present day India, Pakistan and Afghanistan

[@sleepyjoe7518]

Pashtuns are not natives to these lands.

[@jsaeedi]

In your last sentence you use the word “polity” - sounds that we are pursuing an agenda

[@maheshmanian]

Nicely explained

[@sleepyjoe7518]

Peshawar is Punjabi, not Pashtun city.

[@iftikharahmad6839]

Kabi ao na Khushboo laga ke

[@Kenkalsi]

Thanks

[@spts4747]

Afghanistan lost a lot when India was partitioned.

[@skagraw2]

Afghan pe umma ke chumma ka nasha tha warna Afghanistan could have attacked pak n took over balochistan and nwfp. Or joined a developed country like Russia rather than aligning with beggeristan.

[@deviouspirate1374]

@@skagraw2 not true at all, Pakistani Pashtun were British collaborators and actively undermined the Afghan State by being spies of British. The Wali of Swat had built a jail to imprison Afghans and recieved rewards from British.

[@magma9000]

Iam a Pakistani first patan second 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@watchmelondon33]

Ghulam bikkari Gull Khan ZINDABAD 😅 هر افغان می د زړه سر دی هر ګل خان می د غxن سر دی😜

[@skagraw2]

Issi ko pagalpan kahte h. Bhikhario ke bich rahker bhikari se pyar kerna jaruri nahi. You should try to convince Afghanistan to join Russia a developed country not be in bed with bhikharistan.

[@AKJ-Editz]

Then your a Gul khan not a Pashtun 😂

[@gauravmathur3142]

Interesting… no mention of frontier Gandhi and his jailing by Pakistan… horrible presentation… no mention of PTM…

[@rafiqueahmedsadhozae8085]

Nonsense Churchill

[@Kafkaesque786]

Churchill stayed mostly in a mess during his 3 month stay in India. It’s well documented academic fact. And India never condemned Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

[@skagraw2]

In my view, Afghanistan would have become a developed country, if it had become part of Russia. It was stupid of afghan to got fooled by devbandi jehadi whose interest was to gain power in India using pashtun as tools.

[@skagraw2]

India dint condemn because it would have been beneficial for india if a friendly country like Russia comes in the neighborhood. I would say India should have convinced afghan king to join hands with Russia. Still I would say Taliban should have friendly relations with Russia if possible join Russia as autonomous state. Pakistan has nothing to offer other than religious begotry n civil wars, china not trustworthy. India also has soft corners for Afghanistan. So Afghanistan can change its fortune with Russia n India as closest ally cuz it will be based on mutual economic prosperity.

[@randomfootages9120]

You people helped America nato but acting as true Islamic while being as a munafiq

[@farazkakar4972]

Maulana Obaidullah Sindhi of Deoband that you referred to.... Was a staunch communist by 1920s. The past is very different from the contemporary right-wingers in India and Pakistan's imagination of it. Another influential Maulana from Ayodhya Utter Pradesh, Allama Niaz Fatehpuri, was the most influential muslim scholar who became an atheist in the 1920s. The past is lost and will never return. What is left is pygmies pretending to be leaders and a conservative middle class that is a victim of identity crisis in the digital world and seeks refuge in hate and otherization of anyone it sees as different. The educated middle class is the real curse in both countries. The poor, illiterate are much more peaceful. Hate thrives in the minds of urban bourgeoisie. One wonders what Bhagat Singh and Udham Sindh would have done to that Thakur Nath Yogi if they were alive today.

[@pagan-540]

Well articulated and to some extent true but the counterview has not been taken into account. Rather one sided.

[@mayank007-xyz]

Yogi Aditya Nath, you mean?

[@chappalkasukh]

If they were alive they would have been termed "Hindu terror" by those who attend Atiqs and Mukhtars funeral

[@venkataramanasrivatsasa6470]

If you mean UP CM, then he would be the path bearer to the future CMs of many such violent prone states like MP, Bihar, WB, Rajasthan, Karnataka and Kerala where the fringe impact the law and order situation and ruling peacefully is a challenge. The period of rimantics is taken over by semantics. Bookish romantic feelings have little value in the real world.

[@prafullsingh7872]

As always muslim are forgetful the sin of mountain prescutoers murderer and voilent and barbaric when in rule Treacherous hateful and rioters when out of power

[@farazkakar4972]

Since Deoband, Durand, the great game and that racist Englishman Churchill are all mentioned.. two more fun facts to bust the myths of your educated middle class BJP lovers: Maulana Obaidullah Sindhi was born into a Sikh family. His birth name waa Bhutta Singh Uppal. And... Two decades before the legendary Subhash Chandra Bose (wonder what he would have thought of what you guys did to the grandson of his friend Dr Mukhtar Ansari), Raja Mahendra Prathab formed the provisional Indian Govt in exile. He served as its first president. Maulana Obaidullah Sindhi was the home minister. Now.. double down on your purification drive and cleanse Indian histoty of its Islamic contamination. And never feel ashamed of betraying the ideals of your founding fathers. Good luck. More power to your Thakur Yogi Jee. Love from Quetta, Balochistan.

[@deathisabe]

None of the extended or immideate family of the beloved qaid e azam bothered to go that stillborn sewer of a state called pakistan says something about the dreaded hindu majority doesnt it. Having a revered ancestor doesnt give one the license to be a criminal fiend and expect to go unpunished hiding behind their "religious" identity. Whilst the minorities in pakistan are now next to nothing, the muslims in india continue to be a pampered dare say privileged minority with the waqf board being the third largest land holder in a hindu majority country. Modi yogi are not the cause they are the cure, for what has been long known as to the apathy of indian state on dealing with islamic fundamentalism and islamic indulgence. Take good care "baloch" the ccp has got deep hooks in balochistan and chinese are known to extract blood out of rocks. M singh sandhu jalandhar punjab.

[@hawkingdawking4572]

Hindu religion which evolved with the Iranian Brahminsm copied many aspects of faith from Islam. On daily life Hindus undoubtedly use Islamic or Islamic derived things like Turbans, Tunic, Salwar, shoes, Dupatta, blouses, Talwar, Chapati, Sabzi, Masala, Biriyani, Samosa, music, architecture, literature and even language. 😂😂😂😂

[@nv9991]

@@hawkingdawking4572 1) Iranian Brahminism, Was it dominant across Iran or only some specific districts of Iran? 2) What happened to Iranian Brahminsm in Iran? Still, practiced there? Why it fail/succeed in Iran? 2) Indian intellectuals (both Muslims and Hindu varieties) say Brahmins have ruled over others for 2500 (or some say 3000+ years). When did they learn from Islam? 2000+ years back they learnt from Islam?

[@srisivaraman8063]

well once the Sikh converted to Islam it was natural that his descendent descended into crime.

[@iamwham]

I don’t know this Iranian Brahminism. I don’t know why everyone fixates on the Brahmins. Being one, they are few in number, they don’t run Hindu society as deeply as you think. Brahmins are split across linguistic and sub-caste and belief lines, i.e, several different forms of Hinduism that don’t necessarily agree with each other. Stop making this grand conspiracy.

[@robinwhitebeam4386]

Drawing any administrative line on a map will cause trouble. Administrative lines on maps are not the same as International Borders in the modern sense so movement , north or south could happen.

[@we-qv7ge]

Freedom for pushtunistan

[@deviouspirate1374]

Freedom for Khurasan

[@we-qv7ge]

​@@deviouspirate1374khurasan is Afghanistan stupid lol

[@LoyaAfghanistan]

Lol too much regular BS nothing new this guy says all same book reading from 1930s

[@MrPoornakumar]

Afghanistan is called "the graveyard of Empires". It is a policy like - Afghanistan is for Afghans & anyone critical of this (against their way of life) are deemed enemies. Here Empire means an outside Empire. What is overlooked here, is the robust Afghan Nationalism. Americans were "used" to beat the hell out of the Russians, out of Afghanistan. Then Americans too were driven out. They began lastly to mete out the same treatment to lastly Pakistan, who nurtured a grand plan that Afghanistan is their "strategic" (anti-Indian) extension. In that endeavour, Afghans take Indian help & India unwittingly submitted, as that would be a stick to beat Pakistan with. All said, official Afghanistan doesn't recognise Pakistan. In fact that policy is implemented on ground, by virtually erasing Durand line (in line with non-recognition), on both sides of which the Pakhtoon cross as per convenience (there are more Pakhtoon in Pakistan than in Afghaistan). India is obliged to tread the ground, with caution!

[@skagraw2]

Ye koi graveyard nahi h. Afghan got lucky that 2 super power fought each other using af pak as tools. Ye ajooba nahi to kya h bhade ke tattoo ke bharose yudh lado.

[@skagraw2]

Hari singh ki bewakufi thi ki usne Afghanistan aur Kashmir pe kabza kerke mullo to convert nahi kiya. Ager sikh convert ker deta to Pakistan Afghanistan, kashmir aur Punjab milaker khalistan hota.

[@MrPoornakumar]

@@skagraw2 It isn't her (Afghanistan's) luck but their time or timing - whom to bury & when (citation that this land is graveyard for any big power - in that context). Tattoo ko bhi dimaag hota hai, woh aap se bhi bada theek sochte hai. Isko tattoo kehke aap Shyana nahi bante, balki aakhir nikal aate hai bewakoof. yuddh ladtebhi hai bewakoof log- chahe apne, khudke bachaav ke liye ya doosronke upar hamla ke liye.

[@MrPoornakumar]

@@skagraw2 Kalistan ka capital, Lahore tha - 1989 me yehi to Rajjev`ne keh dala. India se kya lena dena hai? Jao, un (Pakhtoonistan, ke sahit) ilake sab, kabze me lelo. Sikh Hindu`ome bhi hai, Musalman logo me bhi hai (the) - jo Guru kanaam japte hai.

[@vantagehistory1813]

@@skagraw2 sikh supported by native pnjabi muslims agr convert krte to empire 2 din nhi rhti

[@mshaikh4879]

Pathans in Afghanistan and Pakistan assume that if Pakistan army is browbeaten they can rule Punjab and Sindh . This is misconception , such threat will result in alliance of militant Punjabi kashmiri Sindhi nationalist and Urdu speakers alliance which might embark on making ethnically intolerant to pathans society , a repeat of 75 year old history . Great pathan nationalism which is sweeping Afghanistan and kpk in Pakistan will not enrich pathans but lead to economic ruin , sequestration from Punjab and Sindh , and division of Afghanistan itself . Not a sane venture by any means as economic ouster of pathans from Punjab and Sindh will ruin economics of kpk and Afghanistan even . China is just studying Afghanistan and danger it poses to CPEC . China will not ally with Afghanistan in preference to Pakistan

[@bilalkhan77553]

Well to fight someone u need unity at home and Punjab and sindh will never unite. There is nothing unity among punjabapis

[@mshaikh4879]

@@bilalkhan77553 joined by water from Kashmir to Punjab and Sindh and reverse being Karachi and Sindh needing Punjab market as well as close similarity between Punjabi saraiki and Sindhi culture and vastly different from pathan culture provides the basis of unity and dependence of punjab and Sindh . Other side of Indus is tribal culture and not well developed areas dependent on other side of punjab . Exactly what is said above will happen . Sequestered will be pathans a result of mischief which started with Ghaffar and Ayub Khan and Imran being it peak . Zardari is at tail.end so is PPP .

[@AK-ff4gv]

china only cares about itself and doesnt use its military. They have a non intervention policy. Kashmiris have all moved to england lol. Even those that are left, are planning on leaving. Punjabis are subservient and wont care who rules them as long as the zamindars have some power (this what the british wrote about them-they have a caste system) Sindh is irrelevant aswell as urdu speakers. Pakistanis always talk about ghzwa e hind, they don't realise most of their country is hind.

[@umaraziz8274]

Ye Kya ha 🙃

[@mshaikh4879]

@@umaraziz8274 This is ground situation and result of unremitting 20 year casualties of army , 95 percent not at India border but at afghan border and baluchistan border . Some do not live in make belief world

[@Little-bird-told-me]

spilling of unafraid is wrong. 24:07

[@kartheekvijay2250]

May be we should make a deal with pakistan for Kashmir with supporting annexation of pashtun areas in afghanistan

[@zubair80ahmad]

Pashtunastan is dead issue long ago. Pashtuns are fully integrated in Pakistan socially and economicaly. They are not only living in KPK but all over Pakistan.

[@aanakrukavi]

Good, stay in u r make belief world.

[@AK-ff4gv]

is someone getting paranoid? They dont like your kind. And unlike your kind, they have history, not some made up etrugral or whatever you identify as. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@Myanmartiger921]

Imf loan papa johns f 16s and chill. Imf money is the best

[@watchmelondon33]

Ghulam bikkari Gull Khan is wrong bc this days Ghulam bikkari Gull Khanian need pass to punjab 😅😅😅 تم ګل خان گل خان کو اپنی زمین پر کاروبار کا حق نہیں ہے 🤣

[@Babasasa111]

Khalistan Jindabad

[@OwaisAli-co9wo]

Loooovely

[@tesoridellasia]

Parveen beygam talk about Kashmir