An Indian school celebrated Republic Day in the most unusual way.
Virangana Rani Avanti Bai Lodhi Inter College held a function to commemorate the day with several performances by their children, one of the songs they performed on was ‘Mujhe Dushman ke Bachon ko Parhana Hai.’
In 2015, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations had released this song as a tribute to the martyrs of the Army Public School (APS) attack which claimed 200 innocent lives.
The song is the narration of how Pakistan and its children will do whatever it takes to end terrorism through education and strong will.
However, Pakistanis and Indians alike seem to have mixed reactions to the video which shows Indian school girls performing to the song. Some of these individuals have taken it to social media to express their feelings.
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Social Media Reactions Over Indian Children Dancing to ISPR’s Song
Indian School kids dancing on this ISPR song like its a mehndi song of one of SRK movies. Hahaha! pic.twitter.com/2BeavePpGp
— Usman (@BeingMU) January 27, 2019
The video has received approximately 100,000 views so far.
Watch the video below!
https://youtu.be/U60EvUEaJUY
Here’s the original version
https://youtu.be/wUQeQ400_cs
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