Lal Masjid Imam's bold stance against supporting India-Pakistan war | WATCH

Imam, a Pakistani senior Imam, has made a special request to Muslims regarding the war with India. According to reports, he has requested people from the Muslim community not to sympathize with Pakistan. A video in connection with this is also trending on social media. Relations between the two nations were strained again after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. Imam Abdul Aziz Ghazi, in a report by the media, accused in Islamabad's Lal Masjid that atrocities against Muslims are being committed in Pakistan more than in any other country. Top Indian does not verify the video. Imam, in a viral video, is approached and asked if those who wish to support Pakistan in war to please raise their hands. Very few raise their hands on this.

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Maulana Abdul Aziz of #LalMasjid in #Islamabad said that #Pakistan's fight is not for #Islam but for Nationalism and there is more oppression in #Pakistan than in #India, etc.
That is why we should not support #Pakistan in the fight against #India. pic.twitter.com/rkX3VjYB0D

"The conflict between India and Pakistan is not a religious war. Pakistan's conflict is a conflict of the community. "There are more atrocities and worse conditions in Pakistan now than in India. There is no cruelty in India as there is in Pakistan (against Muslims)." "They (Pakistan government) bomb their own people.

"Do individuals get vanished in India as well as they are occurring in Pakistan? Pakistan is behind the vanishing of Pashtuns, Balochs, PTI activists, clerics and journalists. "

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