A girl suddenly started tearing down the posters put up against Pakistan on the streets of Dharamshala, know what happened next?

There was a dispute over removing the posters of Pakistan in Dharamshala's Kotwali Bazaar. The youth who were angry with the Pahalgam attack had put up the posters and a young woman started removing them. The youth stopped her and questioned her. The video of the incident has gone viral on the internet. No complaint has been lodged with the police but the youth have appealed to the security agencies to remain alert.

A dispute broke out on Sunday over uprooting a poster of Pakistan placed on the road in Kotwali Bazaar, Dharamshala. A video is also being circulated on the internet media in this regard.

The girl was uprooting the posters pasted on the road

It happened that the youth who were angry with the terrorist incident in Pahalgam had pasted posters of Pakistan on the road. During this, when a girl started removing these posters from the road, the local youth stopped her.

The youth also inquired about the removal of the poster. Meanwhile, many people explained to the girl and also made a video of this incident and it has been circulated on the internet media. Later, the girl left from there.

This liberal girl removed Pakistani posters put on road by Hindus.

Hindus confronted her and asked her to put posters back.

They promised her they won't release the video if she puts the poster back and then they released the video but blurred the face. 😂

Perfectly played.… pic.twitter.com/SErPl02sld

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No one lodged a complaint in the police station

No one has lodged a complaint in the police station in this matter. The face of the girl is clearly visible in the broadcast video. The angry youth said that the police and security agencies should investigate this matter. The youth said that Dharamshala is a tourist city and thousands of tourists come here every year.

Three IPL matches are to be held here after a few days. In such a situation, security agencies should learn a lesson from such incidents and remain alert. On the other hand, in-charge of Sadar Police Station Dharamshala, Narayan Thakur said that no person has lodged a complaint in this regard.

PC:Jagran