Hania Aamir Reacts To Fake Statement Amid Pahalgam Terror Attack, Says It’s Only Distraction From Real Issues!
Hania Aamir, Mahira Khan and Ali Zafar,among others are some Pakistani artists whose Instagram account was banned in India post Pahalgam Terror Attack.
Indian fans of some popular Pakistani artists were disheartened after their favourite celebrity’s Instagram handle became unavailable following the Pahalgam Terror Attack. Hania Aamir’s account was also on this list. However, just after this happened, a post claiming to be Hania’s official statement on the incident went viral on social media. It included some controversial statements, and many fans were quick to say that it was fake. Well, it indeed was. Hania Aamir has addressed the fake statement going around and clarified that it just misrepresented her beliefs. Read on to know more.
What Did Hania Aamir Say?
Well, a Twitter account shared the screenshots of Hania Aamir’s clarification on the viral social media post claiming she requested the Prime Minister of India to restore the Instagram accounts of Pakistani artists. In the clarification post, the actor firmly stated that no such statements were made by her and that she did not endorse the words used in that statement. She further added that the fake post was only misrepresenting her and her beliefs.
Hania Aamir also reiterated her condolences to the families who lost their loved ones in the horrifying terror attack. She spoke about being compassionate and empathetic during these tough times instead of politicising the situation. Hania Aamir also reminded people that the actions of extremist groups do not represent an entire nation. Talking about the fake post, the actress wrote that such blame without any proof only ‘deepens the divide’ and acts as a distraction from the real issue.
Hania Aamir/Amir on instagram issued a public statement over fake statements that are being posted on social media platforms using her name/pretending to be her! pic.twitter.com/F04d9yXvwS
— resplay era 🤸🏻♀️ (@rayainalif) May 1, 2025
Also Read: Real Or Fake? Here’s The Truth Behind Hania Aamir’s Message For PM Modi Amid Pahalgam Terror Attack!
Other actors whose Instagram accounts have been deactivated in India include Mahira Khan, Ali Zafar, Sanam Saeed, Iqra Aziz, and Bilal Abbas, among others.
Also Read: Did Misha Agarwal Really Die By Suicide After Losing Instagram Followers? Internet Calls It A Lie
In this world of social media, we should be really careful before blindly believing everything.
First Published: May 02, 2025 10:39 AM
