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Hindustan ab chup nahi baithega. Yeh naya Hindustan hai. Yeh ghar mein ghusega bhi, aur maarega bhi.
When Uri The Surgical Strike made its appearance on the screens a month and a half ago, actor Paresh Rawal did not realize that his line would soon become viral on WhatsApp and on the media in an unimaginable way. But it started with the Pulwama attack on February 14th. The Indian public, fresh out of the film directed by Vicky Kaushal, directed by Aditya Dhar, has deferred his love for the country on WhatsApp. From family groups to the biggest ones on WhatsApp, several Uri dialogues have started.
Most of these dialogues were accompanied by the message: "We want Surgical Strike 2.0". The February 14 Pulwama terrorist attack caused the Indians to cross WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram – but to a certain extent – for the blood of the enemy, to Uri's distribution.
"Waqt aa gaya hai khoon ka badla khoon lena ka," Vicky Kaushal's war cry echoed throughout WhatsApp.
On February 26, India woke up in "Surgical Strike 2.0". While headlines screamed at the successful airstrikes by the Indian Air Force at the Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist camp in Balakot, Pakistan, social media was telling the Uri dialogues "How's the Josh" with .
"How's the Jaish?" The hashtag that became viral after the Pulwama terrorist attack on Feb. 14 also received a response on Twitter: "Dead, sir."
Indian air force airstrikes were faced with Josh 's outpouring on social media, on Twitter. The tweet of the Pakistani defense has added some fuel to the already high josh. Tuesday night at 12:06, the Twitter account has posted the following message: "Sleep well because PAF is awake". At 3.30am, India struck deeply in Pakistan, at Khyber Pakhtunwa. Tuesday at 10 am, the tweet about sleep had become viral. For all the wrong reasons: "We do not want to delete tweets, but we can not delete them now."
This tweet that "has not aged well".
Twitter Indians used memes, viral dialogues of Movies and Photos of Akshay Kumar of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Head of Pakistan
In September 2016, when India led the surgical strike against Pakistan in retaliation against the Uri attack, the entire country was caught off guard. After Pulwama this year, however, retaliation was very much expected. "Permission is granted to the forces to decide when and where future actions against terrorists take place," Prime Minister Modi said on Feb. 15, in the aftermath of the Pulwama attack.
The Uri dialogues have taken over Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook after the air attack of the Indian Air Force in Pakistan on February 26
When Prime Minister Modi said: "The Indians will give an appropriate response to our neighbors' intentions, all the great world powers stand by and support us, the messages I have received show everyone is in favor of the end of terrorism. ", reacted social media," We want Surgical Strike 2.0 ".
Tuesday morning, WhatsApp had only one thing to say. : "How's the josh?"
(The author tweeted under the pseudonym @ ananya116)
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