Delhi Resident Finds Pro-Pak Slogans On Walls, Confronts Home Owner

The posters found in the building contained lengthy messages about Pakistan, with one inside the building displaying the phrase "Long Live Pakistan."

A video recorded by a resident from Delhi's Avantika area is gaining attention on social media. The video starts with the resident sharing his location (Avantika C-Block) and then talking about receiving information about a nearby building that has pro-Pakistan slogans attached all over it.

At first, the local shows the building which he claims contains the pro-Pakistan posters, and then proceeds to enter inside with a group of people including cops. Once he gets inside, he gives the viewers a glimpse of the posters inside the building and says that it appears as if the building is housed by a "terrorist organisation" while showing some pro-Pakistan posters. The posters contain lengthy messages about Pakistan, with one inside the building displaying the phrase "Long Live Pakistan."

The video takes a twist when the group of people enter the apartment belonging to the person who is suspected to have attached these posters. The apartment appears fairly small, dimly lit with just utensils and old rusty furniture lying around the corner. They then enter a dark room with little to no visibility to find an old man sitting on the floor in the middle of the room with what appears to be an alcoholic beverage in his hand. The man can only be seen when some people turn on their mobile flashlights.