Humor accounts of celebrities .. India and Pakistan tensions reach the means of communication

On Saturday, India blocked the accounts of Pakistani celebrities in the field of art and sports on social media, thus expanding its revenge measures against Islamabad, which included a commercial ban and a suspension of postal services, after an attack in the Indian part of Kashmir.
India has accused Pakistan of being behind an attack on April 22nd on civilians in the part of Kashmir, which killed 26 people and was described as violent years ago. But Islamabad denied this accusation, and since then an exchange of fire was recorded across the borders of the two countries in the disputed Kashmir.

Tension between the two parties

The Pakistani army announced that it had a test of launching surface-to-surface-to-surface missiles, with a range of 450 km, which exacerbated the tension between the two parties.
For its part, the Indian Ministry of Communications issued a statement saying that it “decided to suspend the exchange of all types of mail and parcels from Pakistan via air and land roads.”
The two countries had expelled the citizens of each other and closed the main border crossing between them and the air field in front of their planes.

Diplomatic tensions

Indian media reported on Saturday that New Delhi banned the entry of ships that raise the Pakistani flag to the country’s ports, and also prevented Indian ships from going to Pakistani ports.
This step is largely symbolic, given that diplomatic tensions between the two neighbors have over decades of documentation of economic relations.
But cultural ties are still much stronger, despite the independence of the two countries in 1947 from British colonialism, which divided the Indian subcontinent into India with a majority of Hindu and Pakistan with a Muslim majority.

Social media

On April 28, India banned more than 12 Pakistani channels, including YouTube news channels, claiming that its content was “provocative”. On Saturday, it imposed additional restrictions on social media and blocked the account of former Pakistani Prime Minister and captain of the Crick of Imran Khan, on Instagram in India.

India also blocked the accounts of Bollywood stars Fouad Khan and Atef Islam, in addition to a wide range of cricket players, including Baber Akdar and Mohamed Radwan, in addition to retired players, witnessed Aphidi and Wasim Akram.
The Instagram account of the Olympic champion, Irshad Nadim, is no longer available to Indian users, which reflects the expansion of the security campaign to exceed the boundaries of cricket.

It appears to users in India trying to access these accounts a message indicating that they are not available in compliance with a legal request.