Zee News Keeps Nation First, Raises Voice Against India-Pakistan Clash In WCL; Gains Praise After Match Called Off
Zee News took a storng stand, stating that when it comes to the nation, there's no place for fear or silence.
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ZEE NEWS की मुहिम #PahalgamYaPakistan का बहुत बड़ा असर,
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जब सब चुप थे, सिर्फ हमने उठाई थी आवाज
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में भारत पाकिस्तान मैच हुआ रद्द
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DNA, सोम-शनि रात… pic.twitter.com/MiJAVHYgPN — Zee News (@ZeeNews) July 21, 2025
Earlier, national wide debate erupted as India prepares to face Pakistan in the WCL match scheduled for Sunday night in Birmingham, UK.
The outrage comes in view of brutal Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, in which 26 Hindu pilgrims were killed after being asked their religion. India-Pakistan clash left people in anger and disbelief as they question the decision of former Indian cricket stars to play against a country that continues to shelter and promote terrorism.
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