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Minal Khan breaks silence on India-Pak tensions with powerful statement

Minal Khan breaks silence on India-Pak tensions with powerful statement

Web Desk May 09, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Starlet Minal Khan, a popular Pakistani actress, has taken a bold stand on Instagram.
  • Despite receiving a flood of hate messages, Khan expressed relief at her freedom to speak freely as a Pakistani.
  • She criticized Indian actors supporting the war, comparing it to Israel's desire to kill children.
Minal Khan ranks among the most followed actresses in Pakistan, with a massive fan base in India as well. Her Instagram account remains one of the few that haven’t been banned in Pakistan. Known for previously expressing solidarity with Pakistan, the starlet has now taken a bold stand by openly calling out India for its war crimes.

Minal Khan took to Instagram to share a powerful message against rising Indian hatred. With a following of over 10 million, she used her social media influence to speak out boldly. She revealed that since her account is still accessible to Indian users, she has been receiving a flood of hate messages—something she fully expected. Despite the backlash, Minal expressed her relief at being able to speak freely as a Pakistani, adding that, unlike "Indian puppets," she doesn’t have to censor her voice.

She added that “all the Indian actors who are supporting the war should be ashamed of themselves. India is just like Israel, which wants to kill children.”

This is what she said:

Minal Khan is earning praise for taking a strong stance. Fans say she has voiced the emotions many of them have been feeling. One user commented, “You have used your platform rightfully.” Another wrote, “We are proud of you for standing up for Pakistan.” Someone else added, “Finally, a sensible celebrity is supporting the country.” This reflects how her message has deeply resonated with the public.

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