After India’s military reaction through Pahalgam terror attack and operation vermilion, many Pakistani personalities’ Instagram accounts were blocked in India. The step was reportedly taken in response to his comments on the situation or being seen as non -cooperative towards India.However, on Tuesday, Indian fans were surprised to see that some accounts banned earlier are now visible again.
Pahalgam terrorist attack
India lost the lives of 26 innocent people in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. After which, strict action was taken against those responsible, including banning Pakistani entertainment channels, Pakistani actors, including social media accounts and others.
Wrong statement of Pakistani actors on Operation Sindoor
Many Pakistani actors, including Hania Aamir, Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan, made false statements about India’s courageous operation and described it as a cowardly act. However, after a long gap, some Pakistani celebs’ social media accounts are again visible in India.
Why was the Pakistani actor account banned?
According to reports, the ban was imposed for security reasons. However, two months later, it has been removed for some celebs, and fans are finally able to see their account in India.
Who is back?
Instagram profiles of stars like Mavra Hocken, Yumna Zaidi, Ahad Raza Mir, Danish Taimur and Saba Qamar are now available in India. Many of these actors have been away from strong political comments and are considered relatively neutral in public disputes. Their return has given air to speculation – is the restriction over or is it just a mess?
Pakistani A-list stars are still blocks
On the other hand, the biggest names in Pakistan’s entertainment industry are still blocks. These include:
Hania Aamir (facing criticism for acting in Sardar G3)
Fawad Khan (Abir Gulal removed after boycott)
Mahira Khan
Wahaj Ali
Atif Aslam
Ali Zafar
Babar Azam
No official explanation yet
So far, no statement has come from the Government of India or Instagram, which explained why only certain accounts have been restored. Fans feel that the accounts that have appeared again belong to the “B-list” stars, while A-listers are being banned due to industry pressure and political stress.