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Elvish Yadav Mocks Karan Veer Mehra’s Poem on Pahalgam Attack

Elvish Yadav mocks actor Karan Veer Mehra's emotional poem on the Pahalgam terror attack, sparking outrage online. Fans come out in strong support of Karan. #timesindian

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Published: 25 Apr 2025, 04:40 AM
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Elvish Yadav Mocks Karan Veer Mehra’s Poem on Pahalgam Attack

Actor Karan Veer Mehra's poem on Pahalgam terror attack made people emotional. But Elvish Yadav made fun of Karan Veer and taunted him over the same poem. Seeing this, Karan's fans came out in support and lashed out at Elvish Yadav.


Karan Veer Mehra, saddened by the Pahalgam terror attack, shared a video reciting a poem, which went viral in no time. There were many reactions from people on the poem. But Elvish Yadav did not like this post of Karan Veer Mehra and he made fun of him. Elvish asked Karan how many votes he got from Pakistan.


When Karan Veer Mehra recited this poem written by Ashutosh Rana, many people became emotional, but Elvish Yadav did not like Karan Veer Mehra's poem. On Thursday, April 24, he shared a video of Karan reciting a poem on his X account, and lashed out at him.


Elvish Yadav took a jibe - Did you get votes from Pakistan, brother?


Elvish Yadav asked Karan Veer Mehra, 'Did you get votes from Pakistan, brother?' But this post of Elvish backfired on him. Karan's fans immediately came to his rescue and scolded Elvish Yadav. They reprimanded Elvish and asked him to stop spreading hatred.


Karan Veer's fans lashed out at Elvish Yadav


One fan wrote, 'Understand the essence of what Karan Veer Mehra is exposing, it is the difference between humanity and terrorism... Being an Indian, humanity should be your religion first... so stop your nonsense, it's been more than 3 months now.' Another fan wrote, 'Who is most obsessed with Karan? KVM family or this man? It is known that ever since Karan Veer Mehra won 'Bigg Boss 18', Elvish Yadav has been after him. His friend Rajat Dalal was also in this show, but he could not win the show.


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The lines of the poem on Hindu-Muslim recited by Karan Veer Mehra are-


This earth has been divided, what will happen to the moon and stars?


The rivers have been given some names, what will happen to the flowing earth?


Shiv's Ganga is also water, Zam Zam water is also water


If the Pandits drink it and the Mullahs drink it, then what will be the religion of the water?


The sun is one, the moon is one, everyone breathes in the same air


So ask these sectarians, will you not even blow the air?


The leader who divides the races is a hypocrite of the community


There is only one question, did Allah break the temple or did Ram break the mosque?


We have divided this earth, some are Hindus, some are Muslims, some are Sikhs, some are Christians

We have just vowed not to be human beings.


28 tourists killed in terrorist attack


It is known that some terrorists killed 28 tourists in firing on Tuesday, 22nd April in Baisaran valley of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. Many tourists were also injured. After this attack, the whole country is boiling with anger. From the common people to political and film personalities, everyone strongly condemned this attack. Also demanded strict action.

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