Twitter schools Indian user for mistaking Ahad Raza Mir as an actual army officer

According to the user, he was killed in Neelum Valley

Every now and then, Indian right-wing extremists tend to go a bit overboard when it comes to supporting their brand of patriotism. At times they tend to lose track of reality while expressing their love for India and by extension hate for Pakistan. For impartial netizens such moments instead of starting a controversial debate end up being the source of laughs.

An incident of a similar nature occurred wherein a Twitter user ended up posting a picture of actor Ahad Raza Mir's from Ehd-e-Wafa, labelling him as an actual officer of a Pak-Army that was supposedly killed in Neelum Valley during a skirmish." Captain Sabir Khan of Pakistan Army killed by Indian Army in Neelum Valley," the user said.

Captain Sabir Khan of Pakistan Army killed by Indian Army in #NeelumValley pic.twitter.com/dIqr0IOohY

— Vikrant Rajput (@VikrantRajput0) November 13, 2020

People from this side of the border were quick to point the blunder, all the while having a good laugh.

Hey man, he is Ahad Raza Mir a pakistani actor and this pic is from his serial ' Ehda E wafa '

— Athar Bukhari (@Athartweets) November 13, 2020

Captain Sabir Khan....after his Shahadat with hoors..... pic.twitter.com/WRgWORpJq8

— Fawad (@Fawad__Ahmed) November 13, 2020

Rare pictures of Captain sabir enjoying with hoor in heaven .. pic.twitter.com/y7dJKkVH8x

— Zee (@khazahra29) November 13, 2020

The Pakistan Army retaliated by killing four Indian army soldiers in #NeelumValley name, major khota sing, major kharpainch, captain haram da lal and major kutti ka bacha. pic.twitter.com/kdr6wsvp8X

— Zahid Siddique (@ZahidSiddique_) November 13, 2020

Some decided to prolong the joke

we are sending major gulzaar from basti Malook to revenge cpt Sabir pic.twitter.com/29B25el8vM

— Usman (@baddebt_) November 13, 2020

Oh yes....He was husband of Captain Doctor Dua Saad of Pakistan Army and son of Maj Gen Faraz of Armoured corps.... pic.twitter.com/tM5LkdeYYj

— جۓ شری رام (@amit_oldmonk) November 14, 2020

RIP!

He was my first cousin.

God bless his soul.

— Mystic Vedette (@North_Star88) November 13, 2020

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