After IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman missing in action, Twitterati say, ‘no to war’
As tension between India and Pakistan escalated, people from both countries were expressing their views on current situations. Even on Wednesday, a new trend on the micro-blogging site, ‘Say No To War’ started. Many users were demanding that the country should stop fighting.
Due to the heightened tensions between the two country, in India, several cities have been put on high alert. Earlier on Wednesday, several flights have been halted.
On 27th February, Pakistan Army attacked the military installations on the Indian side and in giving the reply to the action, Indian has lost it’s one MiG pilot Abhinandan Varthaman.
Since, Pulwama terror attack by Jaish on India’s CRPF convoy on 14th February, the tensions has been heightened between India and Pakistan.
On 26th February, India Air Force has dropped 1000 kgs of a bomb on terror camps and completely destructed the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror camp across Pakistan.
While the Pakistan Army has attacked India’s military camp by using its Air Force. In this action, Pakistan’s attempt was failed by Indian Amry, unfortunately, Indian Air Force Wing Commander is missing. However, Pak has claimed that he is in their custody.
On social media, users are demanding that the Wing commander should bring back to the country without any harm to him. Also, the hashtag was on the top trends in India was #SayNoToWar.
From celebrities to Twitter users, all took to Twitter and wrote their expressions.
See tweets:
— Idk♡ (@Im_Xaynab) February 28, 2019
जिस देश मे लोग सिर्फ एक विंग कमांडर को युद्ध मे दुश्मन की कैद में देख कर #SayNoToWar Campaign चलाने लगे वाकई वो देश कड़ी करवाई नही कड़ी निंदा करके बदला लेने ही लायक है
— @Dinesh (@dinesh25p) February 28, 2019
प्रत्येक देश की सेनायें बॉर्डर पर इसीलिए तैनात है कि देश में शान्ति बनी रहे, न कि युद्ध हो।#SayNoToWar
— Narendra Dammy 🇮🇳 (@nkdammy) February 28, 2019
@narendramodi a terrorist blew up and killed Indian soldiers because he was full of hate himself not because the millions of Pakistanis told him to do it..he’s dancing in hell knowing you fulfilled his goal. #SayNoToWar #CongratsModi #IndiaPakistan #SayYesToPeace
— Fara (@ventipinkchai) February 28, 2019
We are all supporting the air strikes. That's of course an apt reply.
— R E B E L S T A R Ⓥ (@ShivanshuKS) February 28, 2019
But please consult a good dictionary to know the difference between strikes and WAR.#SayNoToWar
Music composer, Vishal Dadlani took to Twitter and join the hashtag '#SayNoToWar' and wrote, 'Thank you! Only sane citizen voices can compel their governments to find some sense in these insane times. #SayNoToWar
Thank you! 🙏🏽 Only sane citizen voices can compel their governments to find some sense in these insane times. #SayNoToWar https://t.co/PAInoBN0F8
— VISHAL DADLANI (@VishalDadlani) February 27, 2019
"He is yet to return."
— VISHAL DADLANI (@VishalDadlani) February 27, 2019
If you don't feel the pain of that sentence, and realise the stupidity of war...you are not human. https://t.co/ssBkSOL5qe
Also read: ‘Send back our IAF pilot Abhinandan Varthaman safe,’ India cautions Pakistan
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First published: 28 February 2019, 9:37 IST
