It’s been less than a week since YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia sparked controversy with his post referring to ‘Pakistani brothers and sisters’ amid rising India-Pakistan tensions. Now, he has appeared on the Piers Morgan Show debate on the ceasefire between India and Pakistan after four days of aggressive military action from both sides, where he held up a photo of Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden. He was talking about the narrative that had been formed during the discussion.
What Allahbadia Said
Allahbadia held up two photos of 26/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden and said, “This is the narrative the world should know.” He first held up a picture of 26/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden and said, “this is the face that the world recognises” and then held up a picture of LeT terrorist Abdul Rauf at a funeral attended by Pakistani army officials. “This is the face that India recognises,” he said.
"THIS is the narrative the world should know."
— Piers Morgan Uncensored (@PiersUncensored) May 12, 2025
Ranveer Allahbadia holds up a picture of Osama Bin Laden during Piers Morgan's debate on the ceasefire with Pakistan.
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Ranveer Allahbadia challenged Pakistan’s point of view during the debate. He was part of a discussion panel that included Indian journalist Barkha Dutt, Pakistan’s former Foreign Minister Hina Khar, and Shehzad Ghias Shaikh, the host of ‘The Pakistan Experience’. Alahabadia added, “It is more specific to our narrative. This man is a UN-designated terrorist being celebrated by the Pak military in the background. That’s not the narrative the Pakistanis give. That’s not the narrative that the US knows.” A short video clip from the debate, about three minutes long, is now going viral.
“We Export Vaccines, But Pakistan Exports Terrorism”
“We export vaccines, philosophy, engineers and leaders to the world, which is why our economy is eleven times the economy of Pakistan,” Allahbadia said. After slamming the Pakistani narrative of India trying to gain sympathy from the world, he asked, “Piers, my question is to you. You’ve seen the objective facts and figures. What do you feel about this situation?”
Piers Confronted Him- ‘Why Did You Delete The Post Saying Pakistani Brothers And Sisters’
Morgan, instead, answered his question with another question. Reminding Allahbadia of a now-deleted post controversial, where he addressed ‘Pakistani brothers and sisters’ whom he said he doesn’t hate.
Allahbadia’s Controversial Remarks
Ranveer wrote, “Dear Pakistani Brothers & Sisters, I will get hate from many Indians for this, but it is important to be said. Just like many Indians, I don’t have hate in my heart for you. Many of us want peace as well. Whenever we meet Pakistanis, you invariably welcome us with love. But…”
“Your country is not run by a government. It is run by your military and your secret service (The ISI). The average Pakistani is VERY different than these 2 bodies. The average Pakistani has dreams of peace & prosperity in their hearts. These 2 villains have hurt your economy since independence. They have also constantly been responsible for terrorist attacks in India. Proofs in the next slide…”
“Why Did You Delete The Post Allahabadia?”
“I deleted it because Pakistan had just broken the ceasefire and gave us another reason to not trust the entire state once again,” Allahbadia said. “Even if you try to have a conversatation with Pakistan, it responds with ‘where’s the proof of the Pahalgam attack?’”
“My question is, have you studied what the world is saying about your country (Pakistan)? Have you seen the economy of your country?,” he added.
“It’s very important to understand that the Indian armed forces simply retaliated to the action of the Pakistanis. I have no narrative other than the one the world should know,” he said.
“We are combatting terrorism and Pakistan exports terrorism. We are protecting our civilians, but truth be told, we are protecting humanity. Pakistan has become the terror-hub of the world. This is not an Indian narrative, this is the narrative that the world should know,” Allahbadia said in conclusion.
