A hilarious incident occured on Tuesday, when a Pakistan-organised Zoom Meeting on Kashmir issue, was hacked by pro-Indians. The Zoom Meeting on Kashmir was being live telecast on Facebook. 

Pakistan's Live Zoom Meeting on Kashmir Hacked, Hackers Play Hindu Songs Devoted to Lord Rama and Hanuman

The Zoom Meeting was organised by Pakistan on Tuesday, in which some Pakistani diplomats discussed the so-called "72 Years of Indian Occupation of Kashmir". The meeting was also attended by C.J. Werleman, who is an American, known for his Islamic sympathy.

As the Zoom Meeting progressed, some pro-Indian accounts took the lead to stop the Pakistani diplomats and meeting organizers from blurting out false accusations and false propagation against the Indians.

Pakistan's Live Zoom Meeting on Kashmir Hacked, Hackers Play Hindu Songs

When the meeting was going at around 16:55 minutes, a pro-Hindu member played a Hindu devotional song, which was dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Seeing this, the Pakistani organizers were at first bewildered as to what was going on. Nevertheless, the Pakistani organizers and diplomats continued their false propagation against Kashmir, in the meeting. Lo and behold! At the 47th minute, the anti-Pakistani hackers played the very devotional Hindu song "Ek hi naara, Ek hi naam, Jai Shree Ram, Jai Shree Ram". 

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Since then, the event is trending on social media, and has become the subject of some hilarious memes.

Pakistan's Live Zoom Meeting on Kashmir Hacked, Hackers Play Hindu Songs

The Pakistanis were still bewildered and perplexed. The song continued to play in the background for more than two minutes. And the funniest thing, the self-proclaimed "experts on Kashmir" were dumbfounded and could not speak a word when the pro-Indian hackers played Hindu songs dedicated to Lord Rama and Lord Hanuman in the background of a Pakistan-organised Zoom Meeting on Kashmir issue.