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Pakistanis spew venom, cheer violence by farmers’ on India’s Republic Day

India celebrates its 71st Republic Day today.

Pakistani Twitter users were busy spewing venom against India, especially Indian Army as they cheered violence unleashed by sword-wielding ‘farmers’ in Delhi on Republic Day.

Some Pakistanis also tried to further the separatist Khalistani agenda.

The protesting ‘farmers’ took to violence and attacked Delhi Police as they broke barricades and entered Delhi ahead of scheduled time. They even strayed from the route agreed upon and headed towards the Red Fort. Earlier there were reports which suggested they wanted to unfurl a flag at the Red Fort. However, they had denied such claims back then.

Meanwhile, the Pakistanis continued to spew hatred and venom against India, especially the Indian Army.

Some even threatened to wipe out India from the map.

Pakistan’s ruling party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf also joined in to call Republic Day a ‘black day’ and used it to further the propaganda against Balakot air strikes.

Further, Pakistanis also indulged in spreading falsehoods that the Indian government was planning ‘false flag operations’ to crack down on protesting ‘farmers’.

Meanwhile, in India, the ‘farmers’ have started their march towards the Red Fort after unleashing violence on Delhi Police and breaking barricades.

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