How Pakistan’s bid to divide Hindus and Muslims has backfired

Apr 28, 2025 | 20:04 IST

The failure of the Pahalgam attack to ignite a significant backlash against Muslims — who have loudly condemned the carnage — is a direct blow to terrorists and their handlers, whose main aim was to fuel Hindu-Muslim division

Every Muslim has experienced the sinking feeling that hits them on hearing about yet another Islamist terror attack as they brace themselves for a backlash.

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How Pakistan’s bid to divide Hindus and Muslims has backfired

The failure of the Pahalgam attack to ignite a significant backlash against Muslims — who have loudly condemned the carnage — is a direct blow to terrorists and their handlers, whose main aim was to fuel Hindu-Muslim division

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How Pakistan’s bid to divide Hindus and Muslims has backfired

The failure of the Pahalgam attack to ignite a significant backlash against Muslims — who have loudly condemned the carnage — is a direct blow to terrorists and their handlers, whose main aim was to fuel Hindu-Muslim division

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