'Pakistan Apne Hi Internal Mamlo Me Phasa...' Pakistani People React to Pahalgam Terror Attack, Petrified Pakistanis Fear Strong Retaliation

India is still reeling from the brutal terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The emotional and strategic impact has been intense. It has triggered red alerts, high-level security briefings and serious steps like reviewing diplomatic and water treaties with Pakistan. It’s clear this attack has deep impact both emotionally and politically. Emergency meetings and strong countermeasures underline the gravity of the tragedy 

A Viral Video Reveals Fearful Pakistan People's Reaction 

In the viral video titled *“Pakistani Reaction on Pahalgam Terror Attack” you can see one of the pakastani citizen saying “We can’t take on India,” echoing a wider sentiment. This video has been released by YouTube channel Real Entertainment TV, the video shows ordinary Pakistanis reacting with anxiety and even grief over the attack. 

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One of the pakastani person can be seen saying, “Pakistan has its own issues in Balochistan, Waziristan... How can we even think of confronting India?”. He then condemns the attack as a crime against humanity, acknowledging the pain felt on both sides of the border. While another person can be seen saying “This is not just India’s pain—it’s ours too.”

Pakistani Public Distancing Themselves from Terror Narrative  

Citizens speak out, trying to separate Pakistan from involvement in the attack. Many Pakistanis in the video seem eager to distance their nation from any link to the Pahalgam violence. It can be seen in the video that they have a clear desire to not be dragged into the consequences of another terror accusation. Statements like “This attack hurts me the same way Balochistan killings do” reflect a growing internal divide and public fatigue over the repeated association of Pakistan with terrorism.

India’s History of Strong Retaliation Over such terror attack 

From Uri to Balakot, India has made it clear that such hinus acts will be answered aggressively. This isn’t the first time India has been tested. After the Uri attack, came the surgical strikes. After Pulwama, came the Balakot airstrikes. Names like Wing Commander Abhinandan still evoke national pride and determination. Now, with fresh bloodshed in Pahalgam, India is once again standing firm ready to act, and the world is watching. Whether it's diplomatic pressure or military precision, India’s response is expected to be calculated but tough.

In a series of step India considers suspending water treaties, shutting borders, and locking down embassies. Sources suggest that India is exploring major diplomatic responses. These include suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, sealing the Attari-Wagah border, and even closing its High Commission in Islamabad. These aren’t just symbolic gestures—they’re strategic moves that show India means business.