Beena Sarwar: "No Evidence Against Pakistan" - Arfa Agrees

In the first video (12 April 2026), Arfa hosted Beena Sarwar, a Karachi-based Pakistani journalist and peace activist. When the Pahalgam terror attack came up, in which 26 civilians were killed, Sarwar made an unequivocal defence of Pakistan, she said, "Regarding Pahalgam, look, we in Pakistan, our friends, we are the first to criticise our own country and our own army, unlike Indians who do not criticise their own country and their own state, especially in front of other people. We openly criticise ourselves, we are even called traitors here in Pakistan for doing so. But regarding Pahalgam, no evidence was presented. The moment it happened; blame was immediately put on Pakistan. And as a person who believes in fairness, I think that was unfair. No matter how much we ourselves speak against Pakistan's army, we are called traitors here in Pakistan for it, but in this case, I am sorry to say, it was totally jumping the gun. And because of that conflict that happened last May, if you look at who benefited from it, on your side, your Modi government became stronger. On our side, our army became stronger. What did the common people get from it?"

Far from pushing back or questioning this framing, Arfa endorsed it saying, "Yes, Beena, I want to move forward from Pahalgam, because I also don't have evidence. The evidence has to be shown by the Indian government."