After the Pahalgam terror attack, India destroyed the terrorist hideouts through Operation Sindoor. Since then, there has been tension between India and Pakistan. Five Indian soldiers were martyred in this conflict.
Three days after the India-Pakistan ceasefire, Alia Bhatt shared an emotional post for the soldiers and martyrs who protect the country through a post. With a long note, she told how the last few nights have been for her, and she just kept thinking about the mothers and fathers of the martyred soldiers.
Some nights were difficult for Alia Bhatt.
Alia Bhatt said in the latest post on Instagram, "The last few nights felt different. When a country holds its breath, there is a kind of peace in the air, and in the last few days, we have felt that peace. That quiet concern. That throb of tension behind every conversation, behind every news notification, around every dinner table. We have felt the weight of knowing that somewhere out there in the mountains our soldiers are awake, alert, and in danger." Alia spoke for the martyrs
Alia Bhatt further said, "While most of us are hiding in our homes, some men and women are standing in the dark, risking their lives to protect our sleep. That reality... it does something to you. Because you realize that it is not just bravery. It is sacrifice, and behind every uniform there is a mother who is not sleeping." Felt the pain of the mother
The Raazi actress said, "A mother who knows her child is facing not a night of lullabies, but a night of uncertainty, stress. A silence that can be broken in a moment. On Sunday, we celebrated Mother's Day, and while flowers were being distributed and hugs were being given, I couldn't stop myself from thinking about the mothers who raised heroes and carried that quiet pride with them, with a little more strength in their spines. We mourn those who have lost their lives, the soldiers who will never be able to return home, whose names are now etched in the soul of this country. May their families find strength in the gratitude of the nation."
At the end of the post, she said, "So tonight and every night, we hope to reduce the silence born of stress and find the peace born of silence and send love to every parent who is praying, holding back tears because your strength moves this country further than you can ever imagine. We stand together. For our protectors. For India. Jai Hind."
Seeing this post of Alia, her fans are praising her, but many social media users are showing anger that she remembered to write about the country's interest and armed forces after a week.
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