India-Pakistan false narrative by media: Teenage boy praised online for slamming journalist in viral video (Latest Trending News)

Netizens praise a teenage boy in one viral video as he replies savagely to a reporter wishing deaths of everyone in Pakistan

A recent online video of a Bihar teenage boy has been causing a loud debate online between the netizens for the replies he gives to a journalist.

The topic of India and Pakistan has been a taboo since forever in our country with the theme of patriotism linked directly to the hate provided toward Pakistan.

The political and border conflicts of the two countries has been causing many tragedies with the blood of civilians being the only sacrifice given from both sides.

In the video, the journalist asks the boy if he wants Pakistan to get destroyed to which the boy responds with a no. This reply of the teenage boy gets a stunned reaction from the opposite side.

The journalist continues to shame the boy by asking him if he has any shame left in him when he is saying such a thing but the boy continues to stand on his statement without changing it.

The boy tells the journalist that both Pakistan and india should live as they have the right to do so, no one can decide whether a person lives or dies.

The people standing around that boy started to cheer for him but the journalist tagged the boy as an inti nationalist because of his opinion.

Does having a different opinion on India tag us as an anti-nationalist?

This video has sparked online debates between the two sides where one side wholeheartedly agrees with the teenage boy while the other side criticises him for being anti-Indian.

Further causing more tension, the journalist asks the name of the boy and makes a sarcastic comment against him after his name turns out to be a Muslim one.

The boy ends his interview by saying that people of both religions exist on both sides of the country and all of them have the rights to survive and live a life. 

As the boy gets pulled away, he laughs at the journalist and comments “I said this because I have a brain.” Netizens commented that the teenage boy has more knowledge compared to the biased journalist of the Godi media.

Pointing out the country’s shortcomings and nasty tactics does not make a person anti-nationalist, a term that is thrown out so casually these days.

Blindly worshipping the government and our political leaders indeed signifies that the majority of us have lost the capability of critical thinking and do not bother to question the changes we notice around us for our own future.