Pakistani Doctor has '9 correct ways' to communicate with Indians across borders! Watch

India and Pakistan have a very complex relationship with a history of conflicts, tensions and disputes. Though neighbouring countries, they are described as 'arch rivals' for various reasons. While multiple instances have surfaced in which many Pakistanis have expressed hatred for the people residing in their neighbouring country, not all are the same. There are a few people who wish for peace between the two nations. 

Recently, a video of a Pakistani doctor surfaced on social media. She shares nine correct ways to communicate with Indians across the border. The heartfelt gesture of the doctor is winning hearts.

Doctor Maryum Fatima, who is also a health influencer, shared the video on Instagram with a caption reading, "Ways to communicate with neighbours across the borders. The fun things to do on LOC PEACE only”

The video is captured from the Pakistan border which shows a group of Pakistanis waving at Indians standing across a river. The video shows a group of Pakistanis waving at Indians standing across a river. Throughout the video, the group of Pakistanis are seen making different gestures to communicate with the Indians. Even they can be heard shouting and sharing their mobile number. On the other side of the river, Indians are seen reciprocating the gestures.

Well, the video is all about peace and friendship and no hatred.

 

 

 

 

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Now, the video has gone viral amassing around 2 million views. Even the video has been liked by over 37.9K users and several users have flooded the comments section with interesting comments.

Reacting to the video, a user wrote, "This is so wholesome. Love from India." (sic)

Meanwhile, a Pakistani user wrote, “If you really want to communicate with Indians, come to Dubai. You'll meet Indians everywhere. And they are the nicest people, I tell you. Being a Pakistani, I can say my Indian friends here are so respectful.” (sic)

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"Living in the USA made me realise how nice Indians are, and there is literally no hate, just like there is no hate in our hearts. Similar kinds of people, food, culture and values. I love working with them, hanging out with them, and teaching Indian kids,” wrote another user. (sic)