Indians Trolled a Pakistani Guy for his troll to India;

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Indian's trolled pakistan guy for his single troll
Photo: Cricket Country
In the heat of Uri attack, Indians are heated with the fire if revenge for Pakistan. The fire is more heated up by the loss of life of our soldiers in that attack.

At this momentum, a Pakistan guy tried to troll India by using Google search results screenshot. But he was ignorant about Indian's talent & the reply is from the centre of their hearts to him. That is also like the rapid fire, which the guy couldn't have resist & he must shameful so much that he might think at least 100 times before trolling India or any Indian. We Indians never attack from our side, but if someone attacks us, we never left him.

First, see the screenshot of Pakistan Guy trolling India
pakistan trolling India


Now see the reply of Indians towards it, this also in the same manner but more intelligently;
India trolled Pakistan


Even the parody account of Vijay Mallya replied it with humour;

India trolled Pakistan

Even More

India trolled Pakistan

Lastly, I want to place a screenshot, which makes you feel proud to be an Indian. This will also give you strength for protesting against the enemy of your country;

India trolled Pakistan

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