Young Indian boy exposes Indian media's anti-Pakistan agenda live on camera

A teenage Indian boy refused to speak against Pakistan and criticised Indian media for spreading anti-Muslim propaganda and fake news.

A video circulating on social media showed a teenage boy being forced by a journalist to speak against Pakistan, but he defiantly said, "Pakistan Zindabad."

Muhammad Kaif, a resident of Bihar, stated that the media is fueling communal hatred between Muslims and Hindus through manipulative news coverage.

The boy was interviewed while the Indian states of Bihar and Delhi are on the verge of elections, scheduled for November 2025 and January 2026, respectively.

Despite Indian media and the government’s propaganda, when Kaif was asked if he didn't feel ashamed defending Pakistan, he stood by his statement, asking, "Why do you want to eliminate Pakistan?" 

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He added, "Humans live in both countries. Hindus and Muslims reside on both sides. All are human, so why should anyone be eliminated? Everyone has the right to live?"

Earlier, an Indian woman declared the April 22 attack in Indian-occupied Kashmir’s Pahalgam area a conspiracy by the Modi government aimed at securing victory in the upcoming Bihar elections, stating that the BJP is using Muslims to make their “Hindu vote bank stronger”.

Minakshi said that the attack was a planned conspiracy by the Modi government, behind which political ambitions for the Bihar elections are hidden.

“Bihar elections are coming, this is why you are raising the Kashmir issue; we have a powerful force, how did the terrorists manage to enter?” she asked.