Assam's Dhubri streets see unusual protest: Pakistani flags discarded and spat on

An incident unfolded on the streets in Dhubri, as several Pakistani flags were scattered along the thoroughfare in the Panchmore area in the town. 

The appearance of the flags is believed to be a form of protest, although the individual or group responsible remains unknown. 

The act of "spitting on the flags" signifies a strong rejection of the message or the entity the flags represent.

While the act itself could be seen as provocative, local residents have expressed a surprising sentiment, stating that "whoever have done, done a good job." This cryptic remark suggests that the display of the flags is connected to a specific grievance or event that resonates with the community.

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Sources indicate that the flags are suspected to be a protest against the recent tragic incident in Pahalgam. This connection implies that the person or people behind the flags are expressing their condemnation of the events in Pahalgam through this unconventional method.

The identity of "person behind" and their specific motivations are currently unclear, but the positive reaction from some in Dhubri indicates a shared sentiment regarding the Pahalgam incident.

This incident highlights the strong emotions and various forms of expression that can arise in response to sensitive events, even in locations geographically distant from the original occurrence.