Pakistani singer Abda Parveen’s Instagram account banned India amid growing tension between the two nations
Famous Pakistani Sufi singer Abda ParveenThe Instagram profile is no longer accessible to users in India.
This step is part of the restrictions imposed on several major Pakistani personalities after recent terrorist attacks at the initiative of India.
The screenshot of the account being banned by Abid’s fans and listeners on X (East Twitter) is widely shared. The message states: “Account is not available in India. The reason is that we have complied with legal request to ban this material.”
Abida Parveen is known for his intimate rendering of Sufi poetry. ‘Tu Jhoom’, ‘Main Naray Mastana’, ‘Pardari’, ‘Chap Tilak’ and ‘Aka’ are some of its most famous tracks.
The ban follows a series of similar tasks affecting artists like Hania Aamir, Mahira Khan, Ali Zafar and Fawad Khan. While no official explanation has been given to connect these restrictions directly to specific events, the restrictions appear to reflect India’s current stance on digital access to materials from Pakistan.
Fawad Khan’s ‘Abhi Gulal’ has also been prevented from being released in India after the tension between India and Pakistan. Allegedly, the release of the film has also been stopped in Pakistan.
Instagram pages related to Bilal Abbas, Iqra Aziz, Ayza Khan, Imran Abbas and Sojal Eli have also become inaccessible within India.
Actresses Mavra Hocken (known for their Bollywood role in Sanam Teri Kasam), Saba Qamar (Hindi medium), and Adnan Siddiqui (MOM) have also faced similar legal sanctions in India.
Amidst social media ban, actress Hania Aamir took her Instagram stories and shared a long note addressing the government to punish the innocent people for the wrongdoings of others: “Due to the works of General Asim Muni in Kashmir in Kashmir, the entire Pakistani entertainment industry has been banned in India. India.
