Pakistan Reacts To LOC Ceasefire Violation On Twitter

Updated: March 17, 2016

As ceasefire violations continued between India and Pakistan on the Line of Control (LOC), tensions between both the countries were obvious. Both the sides across the border had fires exchanged. Hence, there were reported injuries as well as deaths from both the countries.

While India didn’t react to this incident on Social Media at all; Pakistan took to twitter to pelt out its angst against what happened. Their focal interest wasn’t just the LOC killings but they made a lot of aspects clear from these killings. The trends like #CowardModi, #FreeKashmirFromIndia, #IndiaisTerrorist and #BoycottIndia remained the top 4 trends of the country.

Here are a few selected tweets that show the hatred and anger on Twitter coming from Pakistan.

Bloody India Stop ths brutality othrwise we’ll remove U frm the WorldMap❗️ #IndiaIsTerrorist #CowardModi @FarhanKVirk pic.twitter.com/m3lCht1tJc
— Sana Ch (@SanaChaudhary__) October 8, 2014

If You Are True Muslims & True Pakistani Than BoyCott India By Unfollow All Indian Celebraties And Players. #IndiaIsTerrorist #BoycottIndia
— Team Faujistan FC (@TeamPakistanFC) October 8, 2014

#IndiaIsTerrorist ruled by #CowardModi and he wants war with Pakistan that is why Indians are killing Pakistanis near LOC. #BoycottIndia”
— insafian (@ayashahayat) October 8, 2014

#FreeKashmirFromIndia Kashmir! You will be free soon. Negotiation with the angels of destiny is done. TerroristIndia GoNawazGo

— Ada Sagar (@ada_sagar) October 8, 2014

#BoycottIndia Do not buy their products. Don’t fund them in anyway possible. Do you part. #CowardModi #FreeKashmirFromIndia
— Masab (@MasabAzhar) October 8, 2014

Indeed and infact, Our PakArmy is always remained ready to defeat evil eyes. Pakistan Zindabad India Murdabad. #IndiaIsTerrorist #CowardModi
— M. Saad Ifrahim Khan (@Saad_Ifrahim) October 8, 2014

Kashmiri Holding Paki Flag In Front Of Indian Army. #CowardModi #FreeKashmirFromIndia #IndiaIsTerrorist #BoycottIndia pic.twitter.com/MAOHJSYF3b
— Qazi Muhammad Usman (@TruthDefender55) October 8, 2014

Twitter has always been a medium to express your views in short and crisp manner. But words like terrorists have often been used far too easily. Maybe, we need to sense the actual problem between these countries a little more closely. But, it’s too soon to lose hope I guess.

While twitter is bombarding out with too much of hatred from Pakistanis towards Indians; here is a thread that not only showcases similarity between these two countries but there people as well.