An unusual protest took place on the streets of Dhubri, Assam, when several Pakistani flags were found discarded in the Panchmore area. The flags were seemingly placed as part of a protest, though the identity of those responsible remains unknown.

In a symbolic act of rejection, some individuals were seen spitting on the flags, which appears to signify a strong disapproval of the message or symbolism they represent. While this act may be seen as provocative, local residents have expressed support for it, with some commenting that "whoever has done this, has done a good job." This response suggests that the display of the flags is linked to a specific grievance that resonates with the community.

The incident is believed to be in protest of the recent tragic attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 people were killed. This connection indicates that the individual or group behind the flags might be condemning the events in Pahalgam in their own unique way.

While the motivations of those involved remain unclear, the positive response from certain residents of Dhubri highlights a shared sentiment regarding the incident. This event underscores the range of emotional reactions and diverse methods of expression that can emerge in response to sensitive national issues, even in regions far removed from the original event.