Maj Gaurav Arya Breaks Silence After Resham Threatens to Kill Him on RNN TV

New Delhi (RNN TV) — Indian Army veteran Major Gaurav Arya (Retd) has issued a composed yet sharp response after a video from Pakistan’s RNN TV went viral, showing Pakistani actress Resham stating on live TV podcast that if given the permission to murder someone, she would choose to kill him.

The comment was made during a podcast hosted by senior journalist Naeem Hanif. Resham’s open statement, broadcast without censorship or condemnation from the host or co-panelists, has triggered widespread outrage on social media.

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Responding to the threat on Twitter, Major Arya wrote:

“Resham Ji, I understand that you would want nothing better than to kill me. However, there is a long list of people who want to do just that…people who have a token and are waiting their turn for a long time. Lashkar, Jaish, HM…they want the same thing that you do. I do hope that you will respect seniority and wait patiently.

Sab ko mauka milega… koi dhakka mukki nahi karega.”

Resham Ji, I understand that you would want nothing better than to kill me. However, there is a long list of people who want to do just that…people who have a token and are waiting their turn for a long time. Lashkar, Jaish, HM….they want the same thing that you do.

I do hope… https://t.co/fs1xzQL6Aa

— Major Gaurav Arya (Retd) (@majorgauravarya) May 13, 2025

Earlier, India has banned the Rasta News Network (RNN TV) YouTube channel, just a month after its launch. The channel, known for its investigative analysis, gained significant traction for exposing uncomfortable truths about the Indian government, including detailed reports on the Pahalgam attack and controversial revelations about Major Guarav.

The channel’s sharp critiques, which garnered millions of views from across India and 25 other countries, reportedly created a stir within the government. With its rising popularity, especially among Indian viewers, RNN TV became a thorn in the side of the Modi administration. Sources suggest the government requested YouTube to shut down the channel, aiming to curb the growing discontent and widespread discussions its content sparked.