A viral video featuring an angry Pakistani citizen has stirred debate on social media, as he openly criticises his country’s defence system following India’s recent cross-border counter-terror strike — Operation Sindoor. The man, visibly frustrated and emotional, called out Pakistan’s complete failure to intercept a single missile during the operation. “Ghar mein ghus ke maara,” he said, highlighting the ease with which India launched precision strikes without any resistance.
In the viral clip, the individual alleged that India fired 24 missiles during the operation, none of which were intercepted. “India ne ghus ke maara aur hum unke missiles ko rok nahi sake,” he said. Drawing comparisons with Israel’s air defence during Iran’s missile attack, he pointed out the stark contrast in Pakistan’s inability to stop any missiles. “Jab Iran ne missile maare, Israel ne unhe intercept kiya. Yahan kuch nahi hua,” he lamented.
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The man also stated that India showed clear restraint by not targeting Pakistan’s military bases, checkposts or cantonments. “Agar unhone bases pe maara hota, mitti mein mila dete,” he warned, calling it a sign of India’s precision and intentional de-escalation.
He didn’t spare the Pakistani media either, accusing it of spreading falsehoods to save face. “No Indian jets were downed. Sab jhooti photos dikhai media ne — kuch 8 mahine purani thi, kuch 3 saal purani,” he said. The man’s identity remains unconfirmed, but he is widely believed to be a Pakistani national disillusioned by the official narrative.
This public outcry follows India’s Operation Sindoor — a multi-pronged strike executed by the Indian Army, Air Force, and Navy launched in retaliation for the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that left 26 civilians dead. In just 23 minutes, India targeted nine terror hubs in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir associated with JeM, LeT, and Hizbul Mujahideen. Among the key sites hit were JeM’s Markaz Subhan Allah in Bahawalpur and LeT’s Markaz Taiba in Muridke.
The video, now widely circulated, underscores growing discontent within Pakistan over its handling of security and countermeasures, raising tough questions about the country’s defence preparedness.
