‘Directed By Indian Armed Force’: BJP’s Witty Twist To Pakistani Cricketer Haris Rauf’s Controversial Gesture | India News

Pakistan Teisway Haris Rauf made headlines on the field and outside the field for a controversial gesture that he mocked Indian fans during the landslide against the coastal rivals in Super Fours in Super Fours in Dubai on Sunday. Rauf, which was placed near the border rope in the Second Inning, replied to Jeers from Indian audience by removing his fingers to indicate that it was “0-6” to indicate that they fell to Clash for four days at the border for four days after the Sindor operation in May of Pakistan.

While Netizens reacts angrily to the allegation, the Bharatia Janata Party shared a video explaining what Rauf’s gesture actually means for Pakistan. In the video, as soon as Rauf gestures collapse, the video shows the bombing of Bawalpur, Indian Air Force’s Indian armed forces destroyed Jaish’s terror camp. The text is shown in the video – directed by Indian Armed Forces.

In particular, India hit Nine terror areas in Pakistan and Pok on May 7 to avenge the terrorist attack on April 22. Strikes were performed under the Sindoor Banner operation.

Haris Rauf showed what he saw! pic.twitter.com/cewrskrdx2– BJP (@bjp4india) 22 September 2025

Rauf’s reaction spread like a forest fire, and the videos of the gesture became viral on social media. The 31 -year -old pulled Vik from a large number of Indian fans who trolled and lamp for his action. During the incident, Rauf was mocked by the fans with the manifestations of “Virat Kohli”.

Although not in the Talismanic Indian dough fixture, Virat’s name was used to call the memory of the 2022 T20 World Cup fixtures between the two nations between the two nations between Melbourne Crick Ground (MCG). Virat played the famous “Emperor’s shooting” and eventually gathered the ball by hitting another maximum to set up India’s legendary win against Pakistan.

In addition to his theaters on the border line, Rauf also took part in a heated stock exchange with the Indian opener Abhishek Sharma. Pandemonium started the fifth last ball. Gill made a short -sleeved JAB to send the ball race to four. After the end of the down, Abhishek and Rauf entered a violent stock exchange that forced the referee to separate and separate the two.

The celebration movement of another Pakistan player was questioned. Farhan, who has one of the few Pakistanic fruits, who showed a little spine against a brutal Indian attack, pointed to his bat like a weapon. This gesture invited the Pakistani team of the anger of Indian fans who accused of being a booty and making unnecessary drama. (With memory entrances)