Viral Video: Khul Gayi Pol! Pakistan Neck Down in Debt, Netizen Opens Up Why Other Countries Will Stop India From Going to War With Pakistan

A viral video is making rounds on social media where a netizen candidly explains why India can never attack Pakistan — because other countries wouldn't allow it as Pakistan owes them a massive amount in debt. 

Pakistan Neck Deep in Debt

In the video, the speaker argues that major powers would intervene not out of affection for Pakistan, but to protect their financial interests. "Pakistan is so heavily indebted that if it collapses, countries like China, Saudi Arabia, and others would never recover their loans," the speaker says. "That's why they

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would stop India from taking any drastic action."

The video triggered a flurry of hilarious and sharp comments across platforms:

User _arushi_1.8 wrote, "Inka paani rehnedo, pehle inka internet bandh karo" (Forget their water, first cut their internet!).

loserism responded humorously, tagging her, "Imfoaooa".

ad1xya commented, "Is this meme war going to be in the history books 10 years from now?" She further joked, "Their government can't even arrange food for themselves, how will they feed others?"

_akash_89_4 shared a hilarious anecdote, saying, "Someone from Islamabad said: 'Rat mein so raha tha jor se blast hua, mujhe laga Hindustan ne attack kar diya, baad mein pata chala area ka transformer blast ho gaya'" (I was sleeping at night and there was a loud blast; I thought India had attacked, but later found out it was just a transformer exploding in the area).

shezeee_ humorously added, "Jung ke beech sutta break hoga ke nahi? Yeh batao pehle" (Will there be cigarettes breaks during the war? Tell me that first).

The video, laced with wit and sarcasm, highlights the dire economic situation Pakistan faces today. With rising external debt, dwindling foreign reserves, and political instability, many believe Pakistan's internal struggles are far bigger than any external threat.

(Source: Viral Video circulating on Instagram and Twitter)