Tamil YouTuber A2D Nanda Kumar whitewashes Jinnah, defends Pakistan’s terror, vilifies Bharat for retaliation

“Tamil YouTuber A2D Nanda Kumar whitewashes Jinnah, defends Pakistan’s terror, vilifies India for retaliation”, The Commune Mag, May 8, 2025:

“It’s extremely puzzling to see popular Tamil YouTubers consistently express support for countries like Pakistan and Palestine—nations widely known for harboring and backing terrorism. Without a shred of shame, these creators blame sovereign governments for responding to terrorism, while indirectly justifying or downplaying terrorist acts through twisted historical narratives.

They frame justified military actions as attacks on innocent civilians, deliberately blurring the lines between self-defense and aggression. The logic is entirely missing—how can any sovereign state arbitrarily target another country’s citizens or wage war without cause? Yet these extremist sympathizers seem more interested in whitewashing terrorism than acknowledging the facts.

This disturbing trend of simping for Pakistan—despite its role as a breeding ground for numerous terror outfits and being behind horrors like the Pahalgam Hindu massacre—shows how far detached from reality some of these influencers are……”

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1 COMMENT

  1. Reminds me of the front white page in Times Of India on “Aman Ki Asha”, 12 months after the Mumbai massacre in 2008.
    We had some similar thing even after the Vajpayee Lahore bus around 1999.

    All kinds of peacenik arguments then both the times, but taking care not to mention Jinnah much.
    That was a clever way to equate India-Pakistan as equal friends.

    I was as upset as i am now, but twitter and facebook and facebook and even youtube were in infancy then.

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