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India and Pakistan have been embroiled in three bloody wars over Kashmir. There is an ‘innate enmity’ between the two countries on the issue. What has heated the stadiums of the two countries beyond the realm of politics.
There have been many cases of Pakistani celebrities such as Afridi and Shoaib Akhtar who have been involved in the debate by making sensitive comments about Kashmir. Like Sehwag and Gambhir, India’s star cricketers have done no less on this issue.
However, former Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Akhtar has always spoken out strongly on the issue of Kashmir.
Shoaib was outraged by the withdrawal of Article 370 of Kashmir by the Modi government.
This time, the former star of the Rawalpindi Express Pakistan national team commented on the Indo-Pakistani war.
In a recent interview with Pakistan’s Sama TV channel, Shoaib suddenly opened his mouth about the establishment of ‘Gajwa-e-Hind’ in India.
Shoaib Akhtar told a female journalist: “It has been mentioned in our ancient literature that the dream of ‘Gajwa-e-Hind’ will one day come true.” On that day, the water of the Attock River will turn red with blood twice. The troops from Afghanistan will arrive at Att. Troops from Uzbekistan and Arabia will also come. They will then occupy Kashmir from Khorsan in Afghanistan via Lahore. First, the Muslims will occupy Kashmir, then they will attack India.
“Ghazwa and Hind is mentioned in our holy books. First we will capture Kashmir and then we will invade India from all sides for Ghazwa and Hind”
– Shoaib Akhtar (descendant of a Hindu Gujjar)
After all, cricket and art have no borders. After Ghazwa and Hind, India will have no borders! pic.twitter.com/sRlYml6xow
– Pakistan Untold (@pakistan_untold) December 18, 2020
The video of Shoaib making such a statement is viral on social media. Especially on Indian social media platforms, there is a lot of noise about this.
Indian netizens have been very critical of Shoaib.
Indians wonder how the former star cricketer from Pakistan believes “Gazwa-e-Hind” as a myth.
Shoaib Akhtar has yet to comment on these criticisms of the indigenous people.
References: Times Now News, News Dieciocho, Dindia
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