NEW DELHI: As tensions escalated between India and Pakistan on Wednesday, scores of citizens from both the sides of the border took to Twitter and advocated peace, using the hashtag #SayNoToWar.
The hashtag #SayNoToWar soon became one of the top trends in India and Pakistan.
Here are some tweets calling for peace and agreeing that a war is not the best solution.
https://twitter.com/satmanaswini/status/1100689385798873089
https://twitter.com/SyedAsadAliKaz5/status/1100691103773323264
https://twitter.com/scarletrun/status/1100668073592406016
https://twitter.com/mughalbha/status/1100680679422128128
https://twitter.com/Tweets_by_Sayan/status/1100711854094065664
https://twitter.com/RuchikaTalwar/status/1100558671619051520
https://twitter.com/GauravGupta__/status/1100718942362918912
https://twitter.com/vikramchandra/status/1100697313952043008
https://twitter.com/Rationalizt/status/1100721775694860288
Multiple ceasefire violations by Pakistan on the LoC came on a day the Indian Air Force carried out strikes on a Jaish-e-Mohammed training camp in Balakot.
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