Pahalgam terror attack: Khushboo Patani, a former Indian Army Major and sister of Bollywood actress Disha Patani, has sparked widespread debate with her fiery remarks following the recent terror strike in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 26 individuals. Reacting to the brutal incident, she took to Instagram to deliver an emotionally charged message, calling for an end to diplomatic patience and a shift toward decisive military retaliation against Pakistan.
What Khushboo Patani said in the wake of Pahalgam terror attack
Having served for two years in Kashmir, Khushboo voiced her anguish and anger in a series of Instagram stories. “I served in the Indian Army and was posted in Kashmir. I know every turn and trail of Pahalgam,” she said. “Let’s stop calling this just a terrorist attack—this is the doing of the Pakistani army. I have no doubt.”
Khushboo calls for war with Pakistan
Khushboo urged for immediate and assertive action. “They say war should be the last resort. I think we’ve reached that point. We’ve tolerated this for 75 years. Enough is enough. We strike back now.”
Her strong comments quickly gained momentum on social media, resonating with many who are grieving the loss of innocent lives. Drawing comparisons with global conflicts, Khushboo said, “Like Israel in Gaza, like Russia in Ukraine—India must now declare war on Pakistan. Air strikes and surgical strikes aren’t enough anymore.”
She emphasised her faith in India’s military capabilities, asserting that the country is more than equipped to respond. “As an ex-Major, I can confidently say we have the resources and strength. This is not just terrorism—it’s jihad. And they don’t hate us for our religion, they hate us for being Indian.”
Clearly emotional, Khushboo ended her statement with a powerful call for action. “My blood is boiling. They’ve taken innocent lives. The time for peace talks is over—now they must face consequences.”
Pahalgam terror attack
The April 22 attack in Pahalgam was reportedly orchestrated by The Resistance Front, a terror outfit believed to have links with Pakistan. Gunmen opened fire on a group of tourists, killing 25 visitors and a local horseman who tried to protect them.
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