Azmal was overwhelmed by his love for India and yelled "Jai Hind"

[Samandri]

On twitter he identifies himself as an Afghan-American (i appreciate his honesty in owning his American identity). It seems he was following me for some time but i noticed him just now when he posted this in response to a history tweet of mine:-



I clicked on his profile, scrolled down and found the beghairat yelling Jai Hind :-

[Samandri]

A question from Afghanistanis and pseudo-Afghanistanis (Pashtuns of western countries) : Why Afghanistani students in India do not see eye to eye with local Indian students and clashes always erupt between two?. Jai Hind and 'Afghan-Hindu bhai bhai' on social media but at odds with Indians in real life?

Just few months ago, clashes erupted between Indian students and Afghan students inside the Sharda University campus in Greater Noida. Many Afghan students were beaten up during the clashe. The Indian students in the video are demanding the eviction of an Afghan student while the University has been shut :





Here is video of Afghan students of the above-mentioned university ;

[Samandri]

Indians are also acknowledging that Afghanistanis are namak-harams. A comment from the above video ;

[Traveller]

Indians are also acknowledging that Afghanistanis are namak-harams. A comment from the above video ;

You missed the part where the guy who claims to be from Peshawar(hope to God he isn’t Pashtun) insults Afghans and sends love to India. That’s even more embarrassing considering that India isn’t in an alliance with Pakistan and has done nothing that I know of for Peshawar or anywhere else in Pakistan. Afghans at least have the excuse that India is their country’s ally and has done some development projects in their country.

[Samandri]

That’s even more embarrassing considering that India isn’t in an alliance with Pakistan and has done nothing that I know of for Peshawar or anywhere else in Pakistan. .

India and Pakistan are not dependent on each other for education so no namak-haram or namak-halal factor is involved. The case of Afghanistan is different. There are seats for Afghanistani students in colleges and universities of Pakistan. Afghanistani students in Pakistan cheer for Indian team whenever there is cricket match between India and Pakistan. They have an excuse that they cant be called namak-haram and thankless because Pakistan is their enemy. India is their friend yet they are behaving in the same way there as they do in their enemy country (Pakistan). This enforces the stereotype that Afghanistanis are thankless and namak-haram people by nature.

[randolph85]

Man, you are reaching real deep down to find any excuse for Anti Afghan rhetoric. A student fight on a campus? Really? Without reaching so hard I could post stories of Paki child sex rings in the UK and go on about your kind not respecting the land of your refuge and what not.

The fight was probably over history or religion. If it was religion then I don’t see why a Paki would support the Hindu narrative because of obvious reasons. If it is history, then again I don’t see why a Paki would side with Indians since Pakis have adopted Afghan historical victories in Hindustan under the pan Islamic banner. See the names of your missiles.

Also, why the hell does anyone have twitter?

“Samandri: I am from Pashtunforums, love and respect from Pakistan”

[Samandri]

Man, you are reaching real deep down to find any excuse for Anti Afghan rhetoric. A student fight on a campus? Really?

This is not an isolated case of clash between Afghanistani students and local students of India. Clashes between Afghanistani students and local students are very common in universities of India. Why Afghanistanis are not getting along well with their Indian friends?

Without reaching so hard I could post stories of Paki child sex rings in the UK and go on about your kind not respecting the land of your refuge and what not.

They are citizens of UK while the Afghanistani students are guests in India.

The fight was probably over history or religion. If it was religion then I don’t see why a Paki would support the Hindu narrative because of obvious reasons.

Neither over religion nor history;

" It all started on Monday with a classroom scuffle between two students, one an Indian and the other an Afghan national. Soon, videos of the fight went viral. The university suspended three Afghan students who were allegedly involved in the incident.

On Thursday, clashes broke out on campus after a group of students demonstrated against the university administration for allegedly not taking stern action against the Afghan students. According to media reports, a mob dragged some Afghan students out of an examination hall and attacked them, shouting “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and demanding they go back home.Campus violence: Sharda University remains tense after attacks on Afghan, Kashmiri students

If it is history, then again I don’t see why a Paki would side with Indians since Pakis have adopted Afghan historical victories in Hindustan under the pan Islamic banner. See the names of your missiles.

Neither Ghaznavi was an 'Afghan' nor Ghori. Mahmud of Ghazna was a Turk and Shahabuddin of Ghor was a Tajik. Mahmud of Ghazni attacked Afghans as well as Indians. If by Afghan you mean Afghanistani, then your country did not exist back then. In fact the name of your country is a British misnomer, much of 'true Afghanistan' lies in present-day Pakistan.

Babur is another historical figure after which a missile of Pakistan is named. Do i need to remind you how he treated Afghans?

Abdali was surely an Afghan but he was born and raised in Multan. Some of your countrymen remember him as 'Ahmad Shah Multani'.