Life in Canada: Say No To War: Time for India-Pakistan to team up!

28 Feb 2019 · 7 min
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In this personal vlog, journalist Kaberi Dutta Chatterjee, a Canadian‑based Indian, addresses her 6,000‑plus subscribers to express deep concern over the escalating border tensions between India and Pakistan. She celebrates the imminent release of Pakistani Wing Commander Avinandan, calling it a humane gesture under the Geneva Convention. Chatterjee argues that ordinary Indians and Pakistanis do not harbor hatred toward each other; instead, media outlets in both countries amplify hostility and risk war. She urges viewers worldwide to stop consuming sensationalist news, as it shapes public opinion and fuels conflict. Drawing on her cultural experiences—enjoying Pakistani food, music, and friendships—she blames the British‑imposed partition for historical division. Finally, she advocates for a joint Indo‑Pakistani campaign against terrorism, urging both governments to view terrorism as a common enemy and to cooperate rather than fight each other. She concludes with a plea for peace, asking viewers to comment, share, and spread the message.

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