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Actress Sajal Aly condemns civilian attacks, expresses solidarity with victims

The post, uploaded under her handle @sajalaly, came amid rising regional tensions and growing public outcry over civilian casualties in conflict zones

Pakistani actress Sajal Aly sparked widespread attention on social media after sharing a passionate Instagram Story condemning recent violence against civilians, declaring such acts as “cowardice, not strength.” The post, uploaded under her handle @sajalaly, came amid rising regional tensions and growing public outcry over civilian casualties in conflict zones.

“Targeting civilian areas and causing the death of innocent people is not strength, it’s cowardice. No narrative, no agenda, no justification can defend such a disgraceful act.” she stated, calling for peace and an end to hostilities.

Actress Sajal Aly condemns civilian attacks, expresses solidarity with victims

She expressed grief over the civilian casualties, writing: “Heartbroken by the innocent lives lost. Targeting unarmed families is not strength—it is a moral collapse. We demand justice and pray for humanity to prevail.” followed by a prayer for peace symbolized by an upward-pointing triangle (▲). She concluded with the hashtag “#PakistanZindabad” (Long Live Pakistan), which quickly trended across platforms like Instagram and X (formerly Twitter).

The post, shared just minutes before going viral, drew thousands of reactions within hours. Fans praised Aly for using her platform to highlight humanitarian issues, with many reposting her message alongside tags like #StopCivilianAttacks and #JusticeForVictims.

Aly, known for her acclaimed roles in Pakistani dramas and films, has previously advocated for social causes. However, this marks her strongest public statement on geopolitical tensions to date.

As debates over the ethics of warfare intensify globally, Aly’s message resonates beyond borders, emphasizing that “unity and compassion” must prevail over violence. With #PakistanZindabad now a rallying cry for millions, her call for peace continues to dominate digital conversations, urging leaders to prioritize civilian protection.

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