Why Afghans Hate Pakistan - Afghanistan History Explained By Historian

[@Madmansmax]

Ranveer shutting his mouth for 90% of the interview is GOLD!

[@nomadicmritunjaya774]

True

[@vivekbhardwaj88]

Baccha he abhi...padh nahi pata podcast k chakkar me. .aur sa mne sab padhe likhe ate...

[@GoneGirl-hr8cj]

:) aww Ranveer bahut Acha bandah hai

[@gamemaestro4487]

Absolutely true

[@winston.christ]

Show name should be ....Shut up Ranveer !! 😂

[@KhurshidSherani]

Pashtun here from 🇦🇫-🇵🇰 border area - FATA. This guest has more knowledge about our geography than people who administer us in Pakistan. Each and everything he said is 100% truth - to the best of my knowledge. Very very knowledgeable.

[@AR-hp2jl]

Propaganda to divide Afghanistan and Pakistan as a Pashtun I have respect for my brothers on both sides

[@KhurshidSherani]

@@AR-hp2jl I appreciate your respect, but respect doesn't change the harsh realities.

[@Zecos]

Lmao what knowledge? This is literally basic history and geography that anyone in Pakistan knows - especially the people who ‘administer’ us. If you think Pakistan ‘divides you’ then go to Afghanistan? KPKs gdp is larger than Afghanistan lol, women here don’t have to wear tents to go outside, and most importantly we have freedom. Yes there are problems, but as a Pashtun I’m much MUCH happier in Pakistan and never wish to ‘unite’ with Afghanistan. There are hundreds of ethnic groups that live divided in different countries - Pashtuns aren’t the only ones. Pakistan zindabad forever

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

Over the years, particularly during the Soviet-Afghan War in the 1980s and the subsequent civil wars, many Afghans believe that Pakistan has provided support to various militant groups, including the Taliban. This has been perceived as interference in Afghanistan's internal affairs, breeding resentment among the Afghan population. Political leaders in both countries have sometimes used anti-Pakistan or anti-Afghan rhetoric to bolster their domestic agendas, further fueling mutual animosity.

[@Zecos]

@@PoisonelleMisty4311 I’m curious… does Afghanistan think the same of the US and Russia too? Because I only seem to see Afghans hating on Pakistanis. And btw Pakistan literally aided the Afghans in resisting the soviet invasion… and now I think we should’ve just let it happen lol. We provided aid, rehabilitation, and supported 4+ million Afghan refugees in Pakistan and what do we get in return? A bunch of bearded men wanting to separate our country lol. They were better off under the US and USSR

[@k.z.25.4]

We Afghans never hate pakistani people. Pakistanis are the most polite & and hard-working people. We just don't like the Pakistani government. Please don't mix people with the government.

[@mrmuhammad11]

We also don't like the puppet Government. 😂

[@hihihoho9620]

​@HaadLahorePakistanEditzyes, your state IS Just Israel Nr 2...a Project by the west

[@Maximmaxi-gk2bp]

@HaadLahorePakistanEditzwe Baluch and pushtoon doesn’t need your help either just wait 😂

[@SyedAbdulslam-t6z]

​@@Maximmaxi-gk2bpqoam prasti khtm kro 1musliman bno

[@EmaratTaQiamat]

😂

[@fd.dadnankhan2083]

Being a Pashtoon I wanted to tell you that this guest has a lot of knowledge.

[@umar7182]

@@harshitsingh7035 pushtoon do not consider themselves hindus

[@harshitsingh7035]

@@umar7182 Yes because there ideology converted to islam... And they forgotten there roots.. Of.. Hindus... And... Buddhist... They don't know peshawer was know as purushpur.. And was capital of king kanishka... Who was secular king.. Follower of hindus... And buddhism.... Jainism.... You people have study your real history..

[@Alice-7777]

​@@umar7182cuz they are just now Mind washed zombies

[@waseemafridi1844]

Before islam we are Jewish.

[@adamkhan3421]

​@@harshitsingh7035bro your talking way back nobody cares it's like saying Pakistanis were Hindus once but does it matter now? We are muslim

[@mustafarahjoe4543]

Afghanistan is not only Pashtun ethnic group it has like Baluchs, Tajiks, Turkmen, Uzbek, Hazara, Qesilbash, Nuristani, and many more.

[@dk-zp5ze]

The prominent one bro

[@Harry-gy4fp]

Yeah. Bro Jan but the discussion were all about pushton that's why he didn't mention our tajiks, Uzbek, hazara or any other tribal brothers. As pashton we love and respect our all tribes. Long live Afghanistan

[@ML-ql7os]

Pashtuns are the major ethnic group. The rest are minorities Pashtuns are still rulling afghanistan

[@Awaan123]

yes. Indian media backed by their government policy pushing to create more rifts between Pak and Afg.

[@Potato-d5b]

@@ML-ql7os pashtun are just 45% of afghanistan bro

[@syedgilani810]

Afghanistan is not only pushtoons...it has tajiks,uzbiks and many more ethnicities

[@motivation5044]

​@@Unknown___5only endian calls this way For their some agenda

[@warnpassion]

@@motivation5044 The entire world knows but the arrogant paxtani punjabi refuses to accept.

[@subhradeepsonowal6241]

@@motivation5044 bikharis 😂😂😂😂🐖🐖🐖

[@parione4640]

Afghanistan is a Pashtun country, the other ethnicities came to Afghanistan from other countries.

[@roheyaadil8475]

​@@Unknown___5 we gilgat baltistani are also Pakistani ❤

[@aftabahmad6099]

Being a pashtun from KPK PAKISTAN I must appreciate the research by the Author

[@robertmitchell8630]

Question Mr pashtoon First war Pakistan fought was with how ? Yup Afghanistan First Pakistani Prime Minister to be assassinated was by an Afghan national Only nation who opposed Pakistan membership in the UN Yup Afghanistan Do your own research The entire city of Herat Afghanistan was razed to the ground , towers of skulls over ocean of innocent blood by these invading Islamic terrorist hyenas from central Asian The ancient University and it's library at taxillia Afghanistan burnt to the ground All knowledge in the Quran

[@robertmitchell8630]

The most effective way to control and oppress a people is to deny and obliterate their understanding of their own history George Orwell author of 1984 Until the (Pathan) Lion can write his own history ,(the Islamic )hunters would always be glorified ( be their heroes) Adapted African Proverb.

[@ultra-t3lev1si0n]

He is R&AW , He do not need research

[@robertmitchell8630]

Turkish Nationalists did everything in their power to humiliate and belittle the Caliph. Within hours, the Imperial family was asked to leave Turkey. The passport issued to the deposed Khalifa referred to him simply as ‘Monsieur Abdul-Mejid file d’Abdul Aziz’ and The dejected ex-Khalifa had to spend the rest of his life on a stipend from the Nizam of Hyderabad, donations from Indian Princes and magnates and funds from the Red Cross Society Source: (The Khilafat Movement in India, 1919-1924, Muhammad Naeem Qureshi, dissertation submitted to University of London, 1973, pp.269-271, 276). The British Foreign Minister Lord Curzon addressing the British Prime Minister shortly before the Second World War. He stated, “We must put an end to anything which brings about any Islamic unity between the sons of the Muslims. As we have already succeeded in finishing off the Khilafah so we must endure that there will never arise again unity for the Muslims whether it be intellectual or cultural unity” (this means the unity on the viewpoint about life, something that affects daily affairs, namely the social, economic, education and ruling systems of Islam). Lord Curzon Effectively, by 1924 the Ottoman Empire was over. In his famous quote Curzon pronounced the following: “The situation now is that Turkey is dead and will never rise again because we have destroyed its moral strength, the Khilafah and Islam.” (The Khilafah Osmania) Lord Curzon, an Enemy of Islam

[@Anonymous-8080]

Bro have you all killed 5 women in the viral video 20.years ago? Do you remember that?

[@XB1AEW]

I’m an Afghan, and the one solider left alive afghans let him live to take a message to the other not to mess with us and his name was McLaren’s

[@bbbaaa-cu2ro]

You always hated us ...

[@youme389]

Now I understand why Shakuni was so deterministic to take revenge

[@GJ-yx1nb]

Shakuni was Kandhari

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

Some Afghans perceive Pakistan's control over essential trade routes as a form of economic dominance.

[@prskishore]

What a point… hats off to you 👍

[@SentinelAerospaceOfficial]

@@GJ-yx1nb Kandhari is modern day Kandahar in Afghanistan

[@kggopalakrishnan5179]

😆

[@_vs04]

Rajput rulers conquered kabul for mughal empire. Marathas under raghunath rao, sikhs under hari singh nalwa defeated pashtuns.

[@FilesdocumentsAndreposit-kr3vb]

True They are shown as inconquerable when even Raja kishan singh ( Mughal commander) had invaded and ransacked Afghanistan

[@idzkk]

Holding it is hard though

[@esapzai9844]

Nalwa got killed in the end. Dont know enough about ragunath rao. The mughals after babur had a serious pashtun problem. Akbars reigns greatest defeats was at the hands of the pashtuns of pashtunkhwa..

[@jitendratiwari6886]

Sikhs defeated them several times and it is because of Sikh Duraani empire was ended.

[@ajaybakalkar]

Peshwa Raghunath Rao conquered till ATAK and hoist maratha flag at Atak border.

[@AdnanKhan-yw6tm]

We Pashtooz are one blood, one culture, one religion and we considering ourself as one... no matter of boundary, Our hearts beat for each other. Being a Pashtoon from PKPK, Pakistan, i must say this person has a brilliant grip over our culture + history, i already read the book "The Pashtoon" and here i came to know that this person is the author of that book. Thank you Sir,

[@bbbaaa-cu2ro]

I love the Pashtuns of KPK from Hazara division I want Pakistan all six provinces to be united forever ♾️

[@bbbaaa-cu2ro]

@@astv6491 are you rundian IJRAELI SUPPORTER SAAR /??/?

[@yousafawan1100]

@@bbbaaa-cu2ro should I serve you with Peshawari chapal or punjabi gandasa?

[@bbbaaa-cu2ro]

@@yousafawan1100 You mean what ???? Explain us please saar

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

The relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan is complex, characterized by a shared history, cultural ties, and significant challenges. Both countries have numerous familial bonds due to their shared ethnic groups, such as Pashtuns. However, they have also experienced political tensions, border disputes, and conflicts that have strained their relationship. Promoting love, understanding, and cooperation between nations is essential for peace and prosperity. Many people in both countries hope for stronger ties and better mutual understanding, as they share cultural and historical connections. Efforts towards dialogue, collaboration, and humanitarian support can foster a stronger bond between the two nations.

[@kamrans2887]

When british couldnt make Afghanistan a buffer zone between USSR and United India which later became pro soviet, they divided india and created Pakistan as buffer

[@StevenBrown-w5b]

On the demands of Jenna and the Muslim League , get it right. The British were against partition . The Muslims insisted .

[@kamrans2887]

@user-qq2vq4fv8b sir british wanted to have this buffer zone and designed the whole plan , the others were just pwans

[@StevenBrown-w5b]

@@kamrans2887 Sir , you are confused . Afghanistan was the " Buffer Zone " . Check out " the Great Game " . Pakistan was then a part of " India , the Jewel in the Crown " . Partition , was the bastard child of the Muslim League and Jenna. Who had serious reservations of being a large minority, in a " Hindu Sea". Despite reassurances from Nehru , Ghandhi and the British, they demanded that they go their separate way . Imagine what could have been achieved. Where would a greater India be today ? The terrible tragedies avoided .

[@StevenBrown-w5b]

@@kamrans2887 sir , you are confused. The " buffer Zone" was Afghanistan. Between the Russians and Britain's " jewel in the crown " , India.... Check out the" Great Game ." The Muslim League and Jenna pushed for partition. They were afraid of becoming a large minority in a Hindu Sea . And the assurances of Nehru , Ghandhi and the British, were not enough for them . Imagine where India could have been today if they could have put the sectarianism behind them ?

[@obaidullahdaudzai7377]

​@@StevenBrown-w5b*jinna-the most un-musilm😂😂😂 Who used to eat pork and wasn't even a real Muslim. He was a puppet of the British. Bacha Khan was against partition.

[@wkhan5]

Being a Pakhtun here is my critique of his statements. If Pakistan was not there, then the Afghans would have had the same issue with India. Do you seriously think that India would have simply given away NWFP to Afghanistan? 😂 He also fails to point out that the Durand line was agreed and then ratified by multiple Afghan rulers. After Pakistan came into being they just unilaterally declared the agreements that they had signed as null and void and have been crying ever since. Lastly another point that he fails to mention is that the state of Afghanistan does not just contain Pakhtuns- it also contains a substantial number of non-Pakhtun ethnicities eg Tajik, Hazara, Turkmen etc. Afghanistan cannot lay claim to KP in Pakistan based on Pashtun ethnicity while there are more Pakhtuns in Pakistan than Afghanistan and while they themselves also have many non-Pakhtun ethnicities

[@sssssss2173]

Brother iss so called historian se sachai ki tawaqqa na karein Ek true historian hone ka basic rule hi yahi hota hai k apko neutral+unbiased hona parega . Lekin isne hamesha Anti-Pakistani baatein ki hai or India ko as a angel(Good guys) present kia hai and yeah always remember one thing my brother except some 5-10% Indian Hindus , 90% Indian Hindus will never accept Pakistan as an independent nation till their last breath.

[@manojkaushik2148]

@@sssssss2173 Buddy understand the difference: Do I like Pakistan - Vehemently No !!! I hate it. Do I accept Pakistan as an independent nation - 100% Yes

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

"Ah, the classic tale of geopolitical gratitude! It's like throwing a party for your neighbors, only to find them playing dodgeball with your windows. Maybe Afghanistan just has a flair for dramatic relationships-like those rom-coms where the lead always falls for the bad boy! 🏴‍☠ But hey, at least the bearded men have a solid look for winter. Cosplay goals, right?"

[@puneetmishra4726]

​@@sssssss2173Ask how many Pakistanis think that Pakistan is an independent nation.

[@Unbelievable479]

You cannot change the fact Pakistan is getting weaker by the day they are treating pashtuns like slaves , pashtuns hate the military establishment now a more than ever. If Afghanistan become a powerful state and the same political situation gets on what is the future of pashtuns?

[@beluga9596]

He is a very knowledgeable man , his books are the most detailed guide to Paksitan

[@weCanBringFreedom]

The guest explained that if a Pashtun enemy enters his enemy home and asks for refuge, Pashtuns will not kill even take care of him as guest. That rule in Pashtuns called Nanawate( taken from word Nanawatel= entering the house). Yes, then that Pashtun must forgive his enemy, if not then he will called Beghaerat = coward.

[@BalochiStan-y2c]

This is false. Because what this guest failed to mention was in the first Anglo-Afghan war, Akbar Wazir Khan promised the British army and their camp followers safe passage to India if they surrendered. Then he went back on his word and massacred them all. These people make up ridiculous myths about themselves to increase their prestige.

[@ideapulse-i2i]

ITS PART OF ISLAMIC LAW

[@MeredithBanc]

Being a Pashtun from Pakistan, I want to thank you for speaking on the issue. ❤🇵🇰

[@robinphilip1989]

Not all invasions came via Afghanistan. The Europeans came via the sea.

[@subbaduvvuri3925]

British came for business and later invaded

[@AnuragSinha7]

Greeks says Hi!

[@Perry_the_Platypus____1]

​@@AnuragSinha7 pushyamitra shung says rom rom bhaiyo

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

The relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan is complex and deeply rooted in historical, political, and cultural contexts. While there are many shared cultural and ethnic ties that can foster a sense of kinship-such as the Pashtun people who live across both countries-political tensions and colonial legacies have influenced their relationship in significant ways. The British colonial era, which involved the partition of territories and the establishment of borders, played a crucial role in shaping the modern dynamics between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Durand Line, drawn in 1893 by British colonial officials, divided Pashtun tribes between the two countries and has remained a source of contention ever since. Many people in both countries view this boundary as arbitrary and believe it has contributed to misunderstandings and conflicts. In recent decades, geopolitical factors, including the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the rise of militant groups, and differing foreign policies, have exacerbated tensions. Issues such as security concerns, refugee crises, and cross-border insurgencies continue to affect relations between the two nations. Despite these challenges, there are numerous calls from various groups on both sides advocating for unity, cooperation, and love between the peoples of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Many believe that mutual understanding and dialogue can help bridge the divides created by colonialism and political strife. Ultimately, fostering good relations requires acknowledgment of shared histories, cultural ties, and the impact of colonial legacies, as well as a commitment to peaceful coexistence and cooperation in addressing common challenges.

[@TheSumit22]

how russians came?

[@sanjayb0886]

Very informative - thanks. Love the line - A Pashtun took revenge after 100 years and said he took it too soon.

[@kartikeydetha6614]

Man Singh decisively defeated five major tribes of Afghans including Yusufzai and "Mandar" tribes. The flag of Amber was changed from "Katchanar" (green climber in white base) to "Pachranga" (five colored) to commemorate this victory. This flag continued in use until accession of Jaipur state in India.

[@amirkhan-ej7hc]

​@@kartikeydetha6614revenge🤩🤩🤩

[@BalochiStan-y2c]

This is not admirable or honourable at all. So after 100 years, the great great great grandchildren, who are innocent, are the targets of revenge for something they had nothing to do with?

[@Danishkhan-fe5fh]

i am pashtuns from india maharashtra mumbai and i want to tell you that there are many pashtuns ( pathan) living in india 🇮🇳 ❤ what ever he said is true i respect his knowledge and in india we still follow pashtunwali code of life here in india and we still speak pashto there are many pashtuns tribes are living here in india yousufzai, afridi, sulaimankehl,swati , momand , tareen, khatakk ,ahmedzai , akunkhel, akunzada, sahibzsda and many more tribes there are more then 10 million pashtuns in india ❤

[@karimullahkhan8354]

Zalima da km numuna che ta waghastal da khu mala hu narazi😅

[@Kokomo-tj9er]

Life is good in India for you all? Do you join with the Indian muslims in their activities too?

[@muhammadzuhaib1175]

😂😂😂name Kai khan lagtai ho Lagta Nahi India Mai Kisi KO Pashto ATI ho ,pashtun wali code of life 😂😂very difficult bro that an ex pashtun who is integrated in Indian culture,know about pashtun wali 😂 this is joke of a day that there are 10 million pashtuns in India

[@waleedali7435]

10 million? Hahahaha

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

The relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan is complex and has historical, cultural, and political dimensions. Both countries share a long border and have intertwined histories, particularly due to factors like migration, trade, and cultural exchange. Many ethnic groups, such as the Pashtuns, inhabit both countries, leading to shared cultural ties. However, their relationship has often been fraught with tension due to border disputes, political conflicts, and differing national interests. For instance, the Durand Line, drawn by British colonial powers, is a source of contention, with some Afghans questioning its legitimacy and seeking greater autonomy or recognition for Pashtun tribes across the border. In summary, while there are cultural and historical ties that might suggest a fraternal relationship, political tensions and conflicts have often complicated their interactions.

[@safiullahmehmood3570]

I am a MEHSOOD from the tribes of SOUTH WAZIRISTAN, I love my traditions, my culture and the values that my people hold. But Unfortunately much of our culture has been destroyed and distorted. We were not allowed to step foot in our own lands for 10 to 14 years and became refugies in our own country(Pakistan) that we are part of. Our people have been deprived of education and it is only now that most of us are reaching to the education which is our right. "Right", Up until the day we merged with KPK, our rights were way different then our fellow Pakistanis and even if I told them they won't believe me. But after all that, wounds are healing and everything's coming back. I am happy and thankful that i had education. But my rich culture and the traditions that I saw and heard about from my grandfathers and grandmothers are no where to be seen. Only fractions and broken pieces is all that remains.

[@brocklesnar2150]

Inshallah Afghanistan will free Waziristan long line waziri ❤️❤️

[@Useroi12]

​@@brocklesnar2150😂

[@SMian-ed7ld]

Culture changes e with exposure to outer world and modren education No cultures stays exactly same these days with globalisation of the world

[@BilalShaukatKhan]

@@brocklesnar2150 Free KPK from Terroristan aka Alfoujistan

[@Omar-cd6dc]

Iran also want to free Herat from Afghanistan..

[@ihsanbacha1437]

as a pashtun from kpk pakistan i really appreciate the amount of knowledge the guest have and info he shared without biasness i am honoured and delighted thanks .

[@rahmatkhan5365]

As a pushton pakistan is not cuntry pakistan is America British projict we are afghan from khyber pukhton khuwa

[@SMian-ed7ld]

No we r not we r pushtoons of pakistan

[@SMian-ed7ld]

U can go to Afghanistan if u think u r Afghan

[@bismakhan5393]

We are all Muslims bro ❤

[@Markhor579]

Then leave KPK 😂

[@sanannazari7764]

You are gulkhan​@@SMian-ed7ld

[@PSL2.0]

We are the same people. We don't hate each other. We love each other. pakistani are in our hearts, and we are one pashtoon nation

[@Sigma3095]

What Mr. Tilak says about the pashtunvali or thirst for revenge among the Pashtun traditions post 6:00 is very similar to what you see in many places in India as well. Especially, it is or at least was common in Tamil nadu. There has been movies made on such stories or storylines set in such settings. Even the "not being able to refuse refuge to an enemy and not killing him inside your home but waiting for him to step outside your home to kill him" is also a common thing which was culture among many castes in tamil nadu. There was even a movie in Tamil based on this concept.

[@amjadnawz69]

I'm from south Waziristan and I appreciate the knowledge of your guest bcz he explained everything very precisely and explicitly.

[@ANGGANONIKKI]

why do they hate fellow Muslim brothers? We in Indonesia often clash with Malaysia. but when asked which country do you hate?? We Indonesians will answer "Israel" together because Israel is our current enemy. we do not answer Malaysia, Brunei or Singapore. even though we often disagree.

[@TheSumit22]

How come Israel is your enemy, how many indonesians have been killed by Israel?

[@azadbux4653]

Muslim unity and love, yes we hate the enemies of Allah

[@TheSumit22]

@@azadbux4653 Jews never tried to associate themselves with muslims or Islam. It's muslims who are forcefully trying to link their faith and prophet with the faiths of Jews. Muslims try to put their prophet in line with the prophets of Jews. It's like a neighbour trying to forcefully declare their child as successor and heir of another neighbour.

[@armaanamin5495]

Being a pashtoon I can say he is right on the spot

[@powervibes]

Love these videos. I am an English man who grew up in Southall, London. I find Asian culture so very interesting.

[@honestreviews2433]

I'm pashtoon from peshawar pakistan. I agree mostly with the guest and respect his true and deep knowledge of his about pathans but he missed the main question why Afghan hate pakistan. 1 pakistan have captured KPK formerly known as NWFP but now all the pashtoons of NWFP love pakistan. 8 out of 11 pakistan cricket team players are pashtoon. 2: in 1979 Afghanistan was attacked by USSR and Afghanistan Liberal government was helping USSR but some people stood against it and pakistan helped them against USSR as it was pakistans religious duty and engage USSR in Afghanistan and stop them from entering Pakistan for hot water. Now liberals afghanis hate pakistan y pakistan helped Jihaadis in Afghanistan. And this time against USA.

[@umar7182]

even afghan taliban hate pakistan

[@blacksheep6174]

​​@@umar7182they don't hate Pakistan they hate our government and army bro majority of Pakistanis hate government . As a Sindhi I'm proud Pakistani but I hate estabilishment army and government. So afghans don't hate Pakistan they hate govt and even we hate govt . There are many afghans in Pakistan . My friend went to Afghanistan he was welcomed and we have same culture . Those afghans who hate Pakistan are liberal anti islam proWestern wo sided with ussr then USA and now moved to west they are not real afghans

[@Goldenheart-y6g]

I'm pashtun but you just represent yourself. Neither are all the pashtuns cricketers nor religious. Most are unhappy with punjab+military colonialism

[@dk-zp5ze]

Lol religious duty. Pak army generals earned a shit load of money from usa during the Afghan invasion & post 9/11 era.

[@wkhan5]

@@Goldenheart-y6gthe majority of us Pakhtuns in Pakistan love Pakistan. It’s a fact, whether you like it or not. Also that so called Punjabi army that you are referring to, has a sizeable number of Pakhtuns (3 of whom have been army chiefs in the past).

[@mohammedqadir9949]

You should make a video of Why are indians so obsessed with Pakistan and whatever Pakistan is doing

[@Waniakz]

😂 underrated comment

[@ishaanrohmetra3447]

People write books about the topic they have researched upon. The guest wrote books in Pakistan, pashtuns etc thats why he was on the show. Pakistan is cut out from india so obsession will always be their from both the sides.

[@JBS-e9i]

Entertainment is one reason, we take al bakistan name, lot of entertainment going on, you know more than I, be it cricket or politics. Btw just see how many of urs journos making videos youtube, tell them to focus on China na, ur kaafir dost.

[@dancingnachos3634]

Lol this statement is hilarious. It just provides us with comedy. But in Pakistan KZbinrs are using praises of India to get more clicks :) and thus livelihood

[@Ayu____shhhhh]

He is talking about united India wtf is pak

[@vamsiharati3206]

Got to know about Pashtuns today .. Thanks .. Don’t have to read loads of books .. TRS clips will get me the gist 👍.. Danke’

[@Dschannel7]

Yes I’m Pashtun and I’m telling you there are a lot of bad things and news about us but we are lovely, the people not the government

[@shahzadahmadzai1231]

Being a pashtoon this man is wise man and knows very much about the afghans i love it

[@Jalal_jabarkhil]

Being Afghan and pushtun this man is very educated person who knows the truth about the Pashtun and its history culture and territory very well

[@FahadMalik427]

As Afghan I love Pakistan We are one Blood❤

[@Mu5tyLaghmani]

True Afghan will never like Pakistan or its government. This is just social media advertisement

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

Hell no we ain't. And no Afghan is named "Mailik" so nice try.

[@obaidullahdaudzai7377]

Love you, bro. Whoever you're, you just caught him red hands​@GreaterAfghanistanMovement

[@Hamasspokesman]

You Love Pakistan but not everyone In Afghanistan

[@FilesdocumentsAndreposit-kr3vb]

3:26 - that's a famous myth but there were many other survivors as well..

[@mohammadjadoon]

80% of world pashtuns are Pakistanis and 20% are afghanis. We the Pakistani pashtuns are the majority

[@uddeshchauhan7209]

Ohkkk

[@faisalHotak313]

😂

[@abdulrehmanzahidshah]

​@@uddeshchauhan7209 reailty hurts😮

[@pappi187]

Ur a minority in Paxtan

[@baseerahmadnoori9130]

its 70% and 30%

[@waheedullah6693]

He rightly mentioned about Pashtuns/Pathans very deeply. Love from Kabul ❤.

[@Unbelievable479]

As a pashtun and as a Pakistani I don't like what he is saying but I know he is right..

[@kingkhattak5659]

I salute to man the amount of knowledge he have about pashtun, pashtun culture & history is phenomenal. love from Peshawar Pak

[@Itachi_88mm]

Please have a discussion on how 100% Hindu & bhuddist Afganistan became 100% muslim Present day 🇦🇫 When the terrain remains the same 🤔

[@zeeshanwali8454]

Not Hindu mostly budist and zoostraian... There is president of pashtun tribe meet at that time meet hazrat muhmmad s. a.w at become Muslim so religion of ameer ( president) is the religion of all pashtun and then some invasion etc

[@Itachi_88mm]

@@zeeshanwali8454 then what does HinduKush mean in Afghanistan?

[@zeeshanwali8454]

@@Itachi_88mm it's long range of mountains I mean

[@GJ-yx1nb]

Raja Anangpal ruler of Afghanistan was Hindu not Bhuddist

[@nitin1947]

@@GJ-yx1nb All Pal kings were Buddhist. Dahir who toppled Pal dynasty was a Hindu Bramhin who persecuted Buddhist.

[@shakoorkhan6834]

Hats off to this man...the historian...a very well read person...every word he said is absolutely correct...

[@niazmuhammad1003]

Being pashtoon i can say that this guy has enough information. About pashtoons.

[@Harry-gy4fp]

Very accurate video about pushton i have came across the you tube. Because i lived in Afghanistan and i know all the things about pushton and Afghanistan ther is also others ethnicities like: tajik, uzbak, hazara, Baloch and many more. Love Afghanistan so much

[@Asianfoodrecipes5fa]

I am Pakistani pashton living in fata and he is 97 percent right,,,

[@SMian-ed7ld]

50 percent actually

[@Jayden09827]

It was not because of british , It was because of Hari singh nalwa who expanded empire till Hindu Khush hills of Afghanisthan

[@Mu5tyLaghmani]

It is interesting you mentioned him Hari Singh Nalwa, he is the main reason why Afghanistan lost its territory to British India. The ousted Afghan king wanted his Throne back while Hari Singh wanted to advance into Afghanistan, so the Afghan king promised Singh territory in return for Singh to help him get his Throne back, so the areas promised to Singh as gift, was drafted into agreement and presented to Afghans as Brirish areas in return for Afghanistan sovereignty hence the Afghan went ahead with agreement. This is why half of Afghanistan is occupied by Pakistan

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

You people keep telling yourself soothing lies. The fact is the Sikh empire ceased to exist when Peshawar was still apart of Afghanistan.

[@ibnankhan2329]

afghanistan is not only pashtoons there are hazaras and tajiks and also being a pakistani pashtoon we are more happy in pakistan and we don't want to annex with afghanistan because we consider pakistan as our country not afghanistan and we also have cultural differances like we have differant dialect f pashto than afghans and we have our own differant dressing and living style than afghans we are not afghans we are pakistani and point to be noted that there are more pashtoons in pakistan than there are in afghanistan. also i want to add that afghanistan invaded pakistan with a force in 1960 and they went into the waziristan thinking that the tribes will support them with further soldiers to attack further in kpk but to their surprise the tribal people attacked the afghan army and killed most of their soldiers,pakistan army was not active in that region but it created its presence there after this incidence.

[@aftabghazi208]

Good interview, however the guest forgot to answer the main question of why Afghans hate Pakistan.

[@VoyagerIsHere]

Dear Ranveer. A suggestion for you. Please stop talking so much over your guests. Let them talk. Just ask questions and be quiet. You go on endless rants and narrations.

[@rammohanbalagopal1180]

Well said the interviewer Ranveer talks a lot unnecessarily.

[@kartikeydetha6614]

Shadman Beg, commander-in-chief was wounded by Suraj Singh, brother of Kuar Man Singh.Afghans were defeated and their commander died soon. Jaipur estate still has 'panchrangi neja' which means 5 coloured flag in the memory of defeating 5 kabilas of Afghanistan.

[@pascalwager4544]

Tribal people who live in hardy atmospheres like deserts, mountainous terrain, glaciers, and tundra as opposed to people who live in plains, valleys and meadows are built differently and they end up carving and developing this very rugged life and have this unuttered code of conduct they live by. Tribal Arabs also had similar codes of conduct where they would go to the earths end to exact revenge or to give shelter to a sworn enemy etc.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

"Ah, I see you’re an expert in anthropological stereotypes! I didn’t realize you’d taken a crash course in generalization. But I suppose that makes sense-when you’re trying to understand the world, it helps to oversimplify it. Let’s hope your GPS is better than your perceptions!"

[@Pixel3]

This person has lots of factual knowledge, revenge is paramount.

[@hariskhan16065]

very informative..

[@ElMaestro-pe4xz]

Being a pashtun i can tell this guy has alot of knowledge about us

[@shehzadshah4104]

The British sent an army of retribution at the end of the First Afghan war, which burnt much of Kabul, and the Amir did become a British ally. The 2nd & 3rd Afghan wars are British victories, which is why the Afghans did accede to the Durand line, and which is why they disown it now, the claim being that it was imposed under duress. Afghan military success is exaggerated. Yes, it is a tough country to hold, it is mountainous, and there is a martial tradition. However, it is also underdeveloped, and there isn't too much there to make retaining the region worth the cost for any imperialist. Most recognise that a strategy of deterrence & hegemony is more beneficial.

[@sos5546]

Ranveer is showbiz. His expression will create bad impression for learned guests. Just improve buddy stop making over expressions and laughs

[@Lilwayne911Eminem]

Brother I couldn’t agree more !

[@farahsalahuddin]

My grandmother is Afghan. We do not hate Pakistan. We are same people. Sorry to hurt your feelings.

[@kalipiana3880]

afgan are pusthuns which are iranic whereas pakistanis are punjabi which are indic therefore different people..........

[@farahsalahuddin]

@@kalipiana3880 more pashtuns live in pakistan than in afghanistan. And the borders b/w afghan and west -pakistan did not exist for centuries. My mother's aunts used to spend summers in kabul. Believe it or not afghanistan was not always war torn. Kabul was a fun destination for families. We are same blood.

[@Ashmith_shiv]

Sorry this video hurt your feelings, but cope!

[@bismakhan5393]

Not pushtoons,not Punjabis, not Afghanis we are all Muslims and are brothers 👍

[@yousafawan1100]

@@bismakhan5393screw that brother/ sister. We have seen Muslim unity before, it has shown us only destruction.

[@vanmeetstalwar]

The Durand line was created by Maharaja Ranjit Singh during the Sikh empire data. The British changed the name of the border to “Durang Line” in an attempt to ensure the Sikh empire name can be forgotten. So the area South if the Ranjit Line was captured by his army and the northern part of that line was Afghanistan - modern day Afghanistan demarcation.

[@jaqenhghar764]

Durand line run between entirety of Pakistan and Afghanistan covering areas like Baluchistan, Kandahar etc, which are the regions Ranjeet Singh never reached. So stfu.

[@PashtunNomad]

Oh bhai ranjeet never crossed peshawar. I don’t understand the fake history being taught.

[@vanmeetstalwar]

⁠😂 First off Ranjit? He is not your chachu jaan. He is Maharaja Ranjit Singh! Here educate yourself, just Google Sikh Empire Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Google Hari Singh Nalwa - who had conquered parts of Afghanistan, which is now so called Durand line. Lahore was the capital of Sikh Empire. Amritsar was the getaway/vacation place.

[@awesomestevie27]

Most of the Durand line was because of the Sikhs but the south part was because of the British

[@zebrunstate2815]

Defeat of Pathans by Hindu and Sikh soldiers was the reason why brother were able to draw that line

[@emraannaimi1591]

In southern Afghanistan people of Pashtuns live but 85 percent of Afghanistan mostly speak in Persian so in school, Universities, College, TV channels all these in Farsi, in Afghanistan all books are written in Farsi in school and University so educational and main language is Farsi Persian in Afghanistan.

[@Mu5tyLaghmani]

A Pakistani making himself happy. I'm Afghan from eastern Afghanistan. Afghanistan has two national languages Pashto and Farsi. Afghanistan has 75% Pashtun tribe but 45% Speaks Pashto while while the Tajiks, Hazara, Uzbek adopted Farsi. In southern and Eastern Afghanistan Pashto is spoken and taught in institutions. As for Kabul has majority Farsi speakers. Pashtun community exists in Northern Afghanistan and western Afghanistan. This is a Pakistani policy to keep Afghanistan destroyed so that Afghan Pashtuns don't make better living standards, Pashtun identity, Pashtun nationalism is dissolved by Pakistan in Afghanistan so that it doesn't give rise to Pashtun independence in Pakistan.

[@jamilmalik6296]

Good information. A minor correction: During the 1st Afghan war British retreat , of the 16,000 killed, only 4,500 were soldiers. The rest were the support staff and women and children.

[@MrStargazer777]

Most of current KPK even upto Jalalabad became part of Ranjeet Singhs , Punjabi empire.... so conveniently these guests forgot that.. that is what succeeded as British India. Not the British made the border.. but it was due to Sikh empire. Also Hazara area is not Pushtoon either.

[@ChillScare_Chronicles]

This man has great knowledge and 100% true although I am not pashtun but I live in KPK in hazara division. Hazraza division is full of non pashto speaking pathans and other mixed ethnicities like rajputs, maliks, and gujjars. I have a lot of respect for pashtun because of their loyalty towards Pakistan. They are hardowking and always strive for the better. I want to add one more thing in 1961 afghanistan army launched an invasion to occupy the territories they thought the tribal areas of Pakistan would support afghan army and will attack pakistan army. Pakistan army had a very little army on afghan border. So whn the invasion started by afghans the tribals areas of Pakistan turned agianst afghans. Tribal Pashtuns fought for Pakistan gave thier lives. Pasthtuns halted afghans at bajur. After than Pakistan army came and launched counter attack on afghans, Pakistan airforce destroyed whole artillery support of afhgan army Afghanistan lost very badly in that war and Pakistan easily drove afghan army out with the help of Pashtun militia. Pashtuns have contributed a lot for Pakistan in wars. I salute to them for this

[@bismakhan5393]

I'm pashtoon and I love Pakistan ❤ and have never seen any pashtoon in my entire life who wants to be separated from Pakistan.i have just heard this everytime from Indian channels. 👎

[@muhammadzuhaib1175]

Bismai Sahi khabara kawai ,❤😂nor Kali Kai Khair dai

[@sabak84]

Bisma they are our enemies. They separated us from our Bangladeshi brothers, now they are using the same propaganda to divide us Pakistanis.

[@hihihoho9620]

WE pashtuns are afghans Not Pakistani! WE were Divided by the british empire

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

It's fascinating to learn about Afghanistan's history and culture, especially the Pashtoon identity. Understanding how decisions like the Durand Line have influenced these communities is crucial. Thank you for sharing your insights on this topic.

[@talabancritique9829]

Afghans are the national of Afghanistan , OK may it be Uzbek , Tajik , Mongol / Turks or Hazara . They all call themselves Afghans . Likewise pashtuns of Pakistan are Pakistani , how come they are Afghans ? If that was not the case the Punjabis and Sindhis residing across the border in India should call themselves Pakistani because culturally they are the same as those living in Pakistan . So better don't try to make others fool with your nonsensical and mischievous logic and arguments to achieve your dirty goals . Pakistani pashtuns are more patriot than your own people .

[@Mu5tyLaghmani]

Afghan is an ancient tribe, who are reside in Afghanistan and Pakistan. They are Pashtun tribe speaks Pashto has a unique culture. The Persians called them Afghan The Hindus call them pathan The Pashtuns call themselves Pashtun or Pakhtun

[@grinchoi1]

This was very informative. My grandfather on my mother’s side was a Pathan from Pir Pia village in Peshawar, Pakistan.

[@hamdanzeb3775]

where are you settled right now?

[@himakrand]

As someone commented earlier, durand line was border of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s empire & british just changed its name. Mr. Deweshwar may have know it but missed to refer in discussion. I don’t know if it’s there in his book..

[@Stop1war]

This guy knows Afghans more than Afghans. ❤

[@AbbasHaider-d8k]

In Afghanistan 70% percent of people speak Farsi and 30% percent of people speak Pashto and more Pashtuns live in Pakistan than in Afghanistan . Stop Propaganda

[@SamMao-b3u]

Language is not linage and tribal identity- many Pashtuns around the world don't speak Pashtu- but they have Pashtun identity like any other tribal identity- For example most Scottish, Walsh, Irish, speaks English but identify self by their tribe! Majority of Farsi speakers are not actual Farsi tribe! even Iran has different tribal identity, but they all speak Farsi- Farsi in Iran (as a national language) was interduce 120 year ago- in Tajikistan 20 year ago- In Afghanistan Pashtun King Ahmad Shah Abdali introduced Farsi as an official government written language 300 years ago! so most Pashtuns spoke Farsi including people of Herat! Pashtuns over all these years never forced Pashtu language on anyone - because both languages are similar and also Farsi is easy to learn, have 60% Arabic words common to many countries. Same with Hindi -which is easy to learn similar and common words spoken around the area is included - borrowed words that makes it easy to learn and complete!

[@SadafS-or5ew]

Because pashtoons can speak fluent persion just like they speak pashto but most persion aghans are unable to speak pashto, we are all brothers and sisters no matter if we are Tajik, pashtoon, uzbek, hazara, turkman or sikh.

[@SamMao-b3u]

@@SadafS-or5ew Excellent point. The Tajik Afghans who spend time in Pakistan Pashtun areas or Pashtun provinces have learned and are flaunt in Pashtu. it comes back to exposure, need, ability to learn new languages. many people learn English to be able to expend the prospects of understanding and communicating with variety of people. as you pointed out end of the day it is about being a good citizen of the nation, and respect and accept the differences and what unites a nation.

[@maleksulaiman9221]

Your guest is very knowledgeable about the Pashtuns to the very minute details. Thanks for the video!

[@naeemmughal871]

I'm half Afghan from 🇵🇰, Nd whatever this guy is telling about Punjabis Nd Pakhtoons is true!!!

[@muhammadzuhaib1175]

Naeem mughal 😂😂😂mughal from mughal Pura work shop Lahore

[@PrimarySchool-yw1rf]

I am pushtun from pakistan ,Actually afghanistan has many minorities tajiks uzbeks etc but the afghan is only the historical name of pushtuns (pathans) of afghanistan and pakistan, british divide we are same in languag,culture,blood etc

[@SamMao-b3u]

Ranveer thank you for inviting such a knowledge person, author and expert on Pashtuns- he is 100% correct - The invaders he refers to are Alexnder, Babur, Timurid, Changiz khan, and mostly tribes from northern Afghanistan such as Uzbeks, Mongolian ethnic groups- Pashtuns not only made them weak but also in some cases stopped them from entering Indian territories. no one can and will be able to control these tribes- they are living in mountains, have strong ethnic and tribal identity and Code that is governing a Pashtun daily interaction- they joke about it in Afghanistan "Pashtuns only accepted half of Islam" - Pashtuns also have linage to Rajput - Rigveda, Book 7, Hymn 18, Verse 7- Thanks for your guest - I wanted to expand a bit. I hope India looks after their Pathans:)-I really suggest Watch Amitab Bachan movie "Zanjeer" - Pran is the Pathan men in supporting rule and Khuda Gawah.

[@TheSumit22]

No, in most cases Pashtuns joined all inveders coming through Khaibar as mercenaries.

[@SamMao-b3u]

@@TheSumit22 Some Pashtun Tribes have joined the invader (based on territory and saving the tribe) - this is true- They joined Mahmood (Alebtagin) Turkic tribe in invasion of northern India and in Timurid empire (Abdal KaLzai) joined Timur in his conquest of India (read Timur's book written by him) - but- also other Pashtun tribes fought them - the latest was Emal Khan, Khushal Khan Khatak from Mohmand tribes who fought Moghul empire in Khyber! Afridi and Mohmand's fought British - in Khyber- the story of Ajab Khan Afridi is a folk story in eastern Afghanistan and Western provinces of Pakistan.

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

We are not related to Rajputs or any Indian tribe and i never in my life heard of any Pashtun saying they accepted half of Islam. Don't make up nonsense on the spot.

[@Zubair-Khan]

Punjabi and Pashtoon hate is not new its from Sikh empire when Ranjeet Singh defeated Abdalis armies and captured Peshawar etc

[@alihassan-jw2rq]

Historical perspective is correct but know that there are more Pashtuns living in KPK Pakistan than in Afghanistan. And the mantra about Afghanistan extending her border or claiming her border till Attock isn’t convincing. Since more no of Pashtuns are in KPK so why shouldn’t they claim extension of border till Amu Darya?

[@kspace0]

Not Putting the historian’s name in video title says a lot about TRS

[@bhaskar4486]

In description

[@ultra-t3lev1si0n]

He is not historian but R&AW

[@bilal2378]

This dude doesn't utter a single subjective statement , makes you trust him right out

[@yasserharoun7355]

we afghans love our muslim brothes in pakistan

[@Potato-d5b]

love you too. one ummah❤

[@praveengeorge8413]

After something insightful like this, his next video is probably going to be about bhoothinis and enchanted coconuts. I swear, this guy just wont allow people to take him seriously. 🤦

[@praveengeorge8413]

@@Hare-Krishna.. Actually I shouldn't have talked about enchanted coconuts. Baba Ramdev might patent it now. Damn it! Was a good business idea cuz people like you exist.

[@adityamenon4914]

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[@Rohitweasley]

@@praveengeorge8413lol got triggered because somebody made fun of his “saints” and their “miracles”, nobody should take you seriously as well 🤣

[@praveengeorge8413]

@@Rohitweasley No comments. I don't think you read my second comments to the other guy.

[@halosung79]

@@praveengeorge8413 bawahahahaha That's the laugh of Ravan for ya. 😂 🤣

[@bilalshafi5619]

Whatever he said was 100% spot on. I am a Pakistani pashtoon but yeah that's true that the pakistan army was always ruthless towards them.

[@shashwatnandan5083]

Afghanistan is grave yard of superpowers.

[@GautamMahara-k1q]

Sir saying "If you remember " as if beerbiceps knows anything about the issue

[@ranveerbajwa4970]

I don’t know if they don’t tell this intentionally or they just don’t know anything about khalsa raj. The Durand line was made their because sikhs stretched there territories further than Attock So when British came into power. They got that part along

[@esapzai9844]

The sikhs had peshawar and a few districts along the indus. The rest was taken by brits .

[@ranveerbajwa4970]

@@esapzai9844 please mention the rest

[@Trollslayer_LA]

Afghans have been subjected to indiscriminate violence for the last 200 years perpetrated by the British Raj, USSR and USA but none of these superpowers were able to extinguish the free spirit nor erase the ethos of the Afghan people, be they Pashtun, Tajik, Turkmen, Uzbek, Hazara and other minorities. All Afghans fought for their motherland with equal vigor and lost countless lives in the process. Afghanistan and Iran are the only two countries in the region distinguished for resisting colonialism. We are not claiming to be a superior martial race compared to others in the neighborhood. Orientalist writers who are and were mostly British wrote these fabricated books to sow divisions among the people of the region to serve their colonial interests. Afghans fought to defend and protect their motherland from the evil white man and their brown partners and will continue to do so, as long as an Afghan has an ounce of life in him. One love! ❤🇦🇫🇮🇳🇮🇷🇱🇰🇧🇩🇵🇰 The human race is one big family. Spread love not war.

[@DigvijaySinghRathore-s7x]

Right

[@kingqasim6581]

this man gives goosebumps to me i m pashtoon FRom Paktia AFGHANISTAN

[@Nderitu.G]

Thank you for speaking English...

[@kk7420]

even if he doesn't speak english, that's fine. this is a channel targeted towards south asians either way

[@Nderitu.G]

@@kk7420 INDIANS are not Asians

[@ashk9356]

oye indians , we are proud Pakistanis and we dont have such a bad beef with afghans as believed. I have afghan relatives and I am a Pakistani since more than 100 years .

[@UtkarshZij]

Bro pakistan is not even 80 years old , it was founded in 1947 , how can you be pakistani for more than 100 years 😂

[@Athlete-Athlete]

First they messed with USSR then USA. Pakistan helped these ungrateful neighbors with freeing from USSR then USA.Ironically all Afghan who fought each other are living happily together.

[@ajaydalaya2195]

Indo aryans always had a superiority complex.

[@ShahPadayachee]

I meet few Pashtoon and I must say they are best people they are kind and friendly people, they are trustworthy and true freinds ,brave people and stand up against injustice, regards South Africa

[@fazalrehman3535]

"moh pe RAM RAM aur bagal me CHHURRI" Let your neighbor (country) live to prosper. Don't provoke pashtun and punjabis on the basis of past. If you can't do good for humanity atleast stop hatred. I am from Punjab and there is nothing like what you are saying. deurend line is internationally approved border by britishers not an illegal border. Where's your morality yaaar?

[@Mahipsinghh]

Raja man singh of amer(jaipur) smiling from sky

[@waheedgull7504]

We pashtoons also are very loving people Ranveer bro😁

[@Based.Afghan]

As afghan : Our territory is upto attock where the pashtuns border panjabes (indian peoples) and we will never accept durand line.

[@jishamp7539]

Bhai....don't call them Indians when they themselves doesn't consider it..

[@Based.Afghan]

@@jishamp7539 Im talking about the panjabes and sendhi people. They are indians everyone knows this.

[@kalochhaya]

@@Based.Afghan Punjabis and Sindhis as well as Muhajir migrants are not Indian, but "Indic", there is a difference. Being Indic means sharing a common vedic cultural history and belonging to the civilisations same was as we Bengalis do and being Indian means being from the republic of India. Funny thing is, the name was given by foreigners so India has a name of a river mainly in Pakistan. The KPK region never should have been part of Pakistan as well as Bengal, but thankfully we separated and Pakistan is nearly a failed state ran by Shias.

[@Based.Afghan]

@@kalochhaya yes ur right i mean indic. Which means south asian also

[@kalochhaya]

@@Based.Afghan South Asia is a much broader term brother. Bhutan is south asian but not Indic at all and part of Afghanistan is "politically" South Asian but not Indic at all.

[@JahangirKhan-zt2nv]

That's why India is supporting Afgans.. using the same method of their father the Brits.. Divide and rule...

[@awaisfarooq7799]

People of Khyber Pakhtunkhua speak Pashto Hindku Urdu not Dari Farsi . People in Khyber Pakhtunkhua drink Milk Tea Karachi is the largest city in Pakistan in terms of Pashtun population. Pakistani Pashtun become World Champions 🏆. Jhangir khan Jan sher Khan Qamar Zaman Younas khan Shahid Afrirdi They are not Interested merger into Afghanistan .

[@hihihoho9620]

WE pashtuns are afghans Not Pakistani! WE were Divided by the british empire. Pashtuns will Always stay afghans!

[@RomasaAzhar]

I'm a pakistani pashtoon and I'm not AFGHAN I'm PAKISTANI​@@hihihoho9620

[@RaabiaKitty]

Pashtuns and Uzbeks not only want Pakistan but also Dehli. they call Dehli there Dulhan

[@ammarrashid3535]

Pakistani pashtuns in Pakistan are definitely not a fan of Afghanistan. My pashtun friend has quoted that afghan pashtuns are the bad lot among pashtuns. Pashtuns of pakistan are an intergral part of Pakistan for example the ex PM was a pashtun and he was voted in Punjab in majority. KPK which is pashton majority province is an intergal part of Pakistan. The historian is a little off from the ground reality.

[@sssssss2173]

Brother iss so called historian se sachai ki tawaqqa na karein Ek true historian hone ka basic rule hi yahi hota hai k apko neutral+unbiased hona parega . Lekin isne hamesha Anti-Pakistani baatein ki hai or India ko as a angel(Good guys) present kia hai and yeah always remember one thing my brother except some 5-10% Indian Hindus , 90% Indian Hindus will never accept Pakistan as an independent nation till their last breath.

[@myallmart]

Pashtuns in Pakistan are under atrocities of this Pakistani Army. PTM movement is the result of those atrocities. Afghanistan and Pashtunistan will remain the same whether you like it or not. One people, One Culture ,one language and One nation. Pashtuns are one…. Revenge will be taken soon. Pashtunes will take the revenge either today or tomorrow. Rise and Resistance!!

[@sleepyjoe7518]

With the creation of Pakistan, Lahore and Delhi will never be plundered. The anger of Afghanistan with Pakistan is over this.

[@Zoomzoom532]

Sikhs defeating Pashtuns is in a Bollywood movie.😂😂😂😂 Not in reality. Sikhs bravely DEFENDED an invasion by the Pashtuns, they never tried to invade Pashtuns! Over 54 of the most powerful nations including a superpower (USA) tried for over 20years and they couldn’t conquer the Pashtun nation.

[@kju-dja213]

Indians never invade any country from thousands of years and there is difference between USA and India because India is very much closer to Afghanistan

[@zeib0071]

A wonderfully discredited by a learned and knowledgeable person, yes we are Pushton, and even in these modern time know about Hospitality and Pushtonwali, Sir saluteto your knowledge

[@taod01]

Afghans don’t hate pakistanis. We are brothers in islam

[@RohitSingh-hs7my]

In your dreams BLA, TTP and Afghans are playing so well tum Pakistani apni imaginary world se niklo bangladesh bhi muslim country thi 😂

[@kaka-editx]

​@@RohitSingh-hs7mywo muslim country hee hai

[@theallseeingeye9388]

This brotherhood in religion begins when muslims have to deal with non muslims. It ends the moment they are left alone with fellow muslims.