They did not come from Norway or Egypt’; Javed Akhtar’s ‘Surgical Strike’ in Lahore – Video

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Lahore – The words of lyricist and screenwriter Javed Akhtar, who came to Lahore in Pakistan and spoke openly against Pakistan, are going viral in the social media. 26/11 Mumbai terror attack accused are still at large in Pakistan, said Javed Akhtar while attending a program organized in memory of famous Urdu poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz in Lahore. The wound of the Mumbai attack is still in the hearts of Indians. Therefore, he said, Pakistan cannot blame Indians for their anger.

‘You have visited Pakistan many times. When you go back, will you say that the people here are good people and that they don’t just drop bombs and welcome us with love and garlands?’ asked the presenter. Javed Akhtar’s reply to this was: ‘Let us not blame each other. It won’t solve any problem. We, from Mumbai, have witnessed a massive attack there. The attackers did not come from Norway or Egypt. They roam freely in your country. So if an Indian complains about this, you don’t need to be upset. If there is any anger in their mind, it cannot be blamed. ‘

He accused Pakistan of never honoring Indian artists as India welcomed legends of Pakistan. “When Faiz Sahib visited India, he was received as a distinguished guest. It was also broadcast everywhere. India has been the venue for Nazrat Fateh Ali Khan and Mehdi Hasan’s shows.

Mehdi Hasan was a idol of Indians. When he visited India, it was hosted by Shabana Azmi. I have written for the event, which was grand with the presence of the likes of Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle. You have never once organized an event for Lata Mangeshkar. Both countries have a stake in the lack of communication. But mostly from your side’ – said Javed Akhtar.

Javed Akhtar’s words were taken up by the social media with great enthusiasm. Some called it a ‘surgical strike’ against Pakistan. Celebrities including Bollywood star Kangana Ranaut also came forward to praise Javed’s remarks.

English Summary: Javed Akhtar, In Pakistan, Says 26/11 Attackers “Still Roaming Free”

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