Pakistani actor Hania Aamir addressed a false statement circulating on social networks, rejecting the statements according to which she had made political comments on the attack on Pahalgam of April 22 in Jammu-et-Cachemire of Indian origin (IIOJK).
The position made, falsely attributed to her, accused the Pakistani army and called on the Indian Prime Minister.
Aamir firmly denied the assertions in an Instagram history, declaring: “I did not make this declaration, and I do not approve or align me with the words related to me.”
Calling the “fully manufactured” quotation, she said that it is a distort which it is and what it represents.
In his message, Aamir offered condolences to people affected by the attack, urging empathy because of the blame: “Pain like this is real, and it deserves empathy, not politicization.”
It warned against the allocation of collective blame or to spread unbeknip content, warning that such stories only deepen the divisions. “The actions of the extremists do not represent an entire nation,” she said.
The quotation had falsely portrayed Aamir as imploring the Indian Prime Minister not to target the innocent Pakistanis or the entertainment industry – it has disowned.
By concluding his post, Aamir encouraged the followers to verify the facts before sharing and called for a response rooted in peace, truth and solidarity.
