On October 29, 2023, Yash, an Indian social media influencer known as “IAS Smoking Skills,” on Twitter passed away after a heart attack with his death new viral
Some netizens on X, the former name of Twitter, rejoiced in IAS Smoking Skills’ passing, even though many others expressed sympathy for the social media star. Now, the question is:
Palestine supporters abuse IAS Smoking Skills 07 real name Yash on Twitter after his death
Who was Yash, the person behind IAS Smoking Skills, or who was IAS Smoking Skills? Here is everything we currently know as he died of a heart attack.
I’m a big fan Saar please reply
— . (@hamhed23) October 29, 2023
Allah o akbar ❤️ pic.twitter.com/yIJIP3xmWL
— خان 🇵🇸 🇵🇰 (@StaaaPlaar) October 29, 2023
— Shaan (@ShaanX07) October 30, 2023
— 🦅Hannibal (@HannibalRu1) October 29, 2023
This is why jehadis celebrate the deaths of Hindu – whether it be Sushma Swaraj (who went out of their way to give them medical visas on humanitarian grounds) or IAS Smoking Skills. Your humanity is not only wasted on them, but helping such people is counter productive. pic.twitter.com/qRjm15Y5TI
— Rakesh Krishnan Simha (@ByRakeshSimha) October 29, 2023
A person named Yash aged 30 was behind the popular social media account IAS Smoking Skills on X. Yash had been making posts critical of left-leaning ideas, particularly those of pro-Palestine users. Not only that, but some of Yash’s few posts were deemed disparaging toward the Palestinian people who are dying.
In response to the IAS Smoking Skills fatality report, one user said, “Life is full of surprises. Goodbye, @Smokingskills07, my brother. May your family be blessed with strength by Prabhu Shree Ram.”
TV journalist Pradeep Bhandari and ISKCON spokesperson Radha Raman Das were among those who expressed shock and condolences for the young influencer who had sadly died of a heart attack. The sudden death of Yash shocked the online community, and many people used social media to pay tribute to his enduring influence.
Left-wing activists Prashant Kanojia and Muhammad Zubair mock his death
As word spread of Yash’s untimely death, the internet world came together to pay tribute to his enormous accomplishments. But Mohammad Zubair—who has a track record of disclosing people’s names and committing fraud—made startlingly insensitive remarks on Yash’s demise, which incited a wave of outrage and censure among the populace.
The RLD’s Prashant Kanojia also weighed in on the topic by making cruel comments on Yash’s passing. He cruelly brought up Yash’s earlier remarks made on the internet, implying that Yash had been callous about the killing of defenseless Palestinian children in Gaza. The situation has been met with increasing criticism and outrage as a result of Kanojia’s remarks.
Through a series of hurtful posts, Mohammad Zubair persisted in mocking Yash’s memory as mourners gathered to share their sorrow over his unexpected death. Zubair made an effort to defend himself against the growing public outcry by separating himself from Yash’s divisive remarks, which had made light of the horrific deaths of Palestinian youngsters.
Zubair’s controversial actions were not new, though; in the past, he had defended people connected to terrorism and jihadism while posing as a fact-checker. Previously, he had put innocent people in danger by disclosing their identities, for which he received heavy criticism from the internet community.
Screenshots of Zubair’s removed tweets went viral, drawing attention to his indifference to Yash’s passing. Netizens expressed great disapproval and outrage over their callous disregard for a bereaved community. In order to make sure that, even during tragic times, the internet is a place of respect and compassion, it is imperative that we recognize and condemn such behavior.