Oxford Union: Indian Student Uses 'Calendar' to Dismantle Pakistan's Terror Narrative

• Viraansh Bhanushali, an Indian law student, powerfully countered Pakistan's terrorism narrative at the Oxford Union.
• He argued India's security policy is a response to decades of terror, not electoral populism, stating, "I don't need rhetoric, just a calendar."
• Bhanushali cited personal experience from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks and the 1993 Mumbai blasts to show terror preceded elections.
• He highlighted India's measured response post-26/11, which still led to Pathankot, Uri, and Pulwama, proving it wasn't populist.
• Bhanushali contrasted India's professional responses with Pakistan's actions, emphasizing India's desire for peace but resolve against terror.

Why It Matters: Indian student Viraansh Bhanushali effectively debunked Pakistan's terror narrative at Oxford Union using facts and timelines.