Shahid Afridi Blames Modi After India’s Sindoor Strike.Says ” PM Misjudged Pakistan’s Strength” as War of Words Escalates Shahid Afridi isn’t done talking. At a packed rally in Karachi, he call out, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi again. The former cricketer said Modi made a huge mistake by going after Pakistan.
Shahid Afridi slams PM Modi after India’s Operation Sindoor. Says Modi now regrets fighting Pakistan.
This happened during “Youm-e-Tashakur,” (Gratitude Day), a public gathering to celebrate Pakistan’s response to India. Afridi fired up the crowd with tough words. He said Modi’s hunger for war has backfired big time.
“Now Modi knows what it costs to mess with Pakistan,” Afridi said, loud and clear. He praised the Pakistan Army, saying they gave India a strong reply. According to him, Modi underestimated Pakistan and now regrets it.
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India’s Operation Sindoor Shakes Things Up
The tension started on April 22. A deadly terror attack in Pahalgam killed 26 people. It shocked the whole country. India didn’t stay quiet.Just two weeks later, it launched Operation Sindoor. Indian forces hit back hard. They wiped out 90 terrorists in a bold strike across several zones.
The response was sharp and fast. But in Pakistan, it sparked anger.
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Afridi Points Fingers, Gets Loud
Instead of calming things down, Afridi made things worse. He blamed India for the conflict. He even claimed the Indian Army started it.That didn’t go down well. Social media lit up. People slammed his comments as one sided and dangerous.
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The Viral Flag Moment
Right before his speech, Afridi shared a video. It showed him on a rooftop, standing tall with the Pakistani flag flying behind him. A bold caption read:
“My hope, my belief, my bravery, my strength, and my future.”
It didn’t need more words. The message was loud. He’s all in for Pakistan.
India’s Cricketers Fire Back
Indian players didn’t hold back. Shikhar Dhawan and others clapped back online. They told Afridi to stop spreading blame and lies.The online fight grew fast. It’s still going. Afridi’s not backing down, but neither is India.For now, India’s actions have spoken louder than his words.