
Singer Adnan Sami, on the eve of Independence Day, has said that India and Pakistan secretly 'love each other' but refuse to admit it because 'some people don't want' harmony. In an…
Singer Adnan Sami, on the eve of Independence Day, has said that India and Pakistan secretly 'love each other' but refuse to admit it because 'some people don't want' harmony. In an exclusive interview with DNA India, Sami claimed that vested interests on both sides stoke hatred for their own agendas.
This is the familiar refrain of celebrities who want to be seen as above politics. Sami's line that 'some people don't want' peace is too vague to carry weight. Who are these people? If he names them, his statement has value. Without specifics, it is just sentimental noise that avoids the real question: What concrete steps is he willing to take against actual hate speech and state-sponsored propaganda in either country? A name, not a feeling, would help.
Source: dnaindia.com
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