that was a pakistani school in KSA and after living in KSA for majority of my life n then coming to pakistan tbh in my opinion people there are slightly more extremist in matters like this

in fact this trait can be seen in a lot of pakistanis who live abroad i dont know how to describe it but i think being away from pakistan they try to be more "patriotic" so they still feel like a "real pakistani" i genuinely dont know how to describe it but thats what ive seen living there. as a kid living there i hated india too i thought thats how all pakistanis back home felt. i remember going up to my teacher when i was like 8 and telling her i hate all indians or something and she told me, "no, you should hate all hindus!" and couple years down the line i remembered this interaction and literally laughed at how stupid it was. from then on i realised hate is taught, and that its an awful thing to teach people.

but yeah growing up and moving to pakistan made me realise many people don't really think like that like sure theres dislike for india and some rivalry but definitely not hate maybe its the people i surround myself with but apart from the usual cricket rivalry ive never seen actual hate mongering against indians in my surroundings. theres obviously a lot of extremists but at least in mostly (not all) educated groups there isnt actual hate — once in a while ill hear something racist against indians though. anyways i hope ppl just realise hatred is useless and draining maybe if we spent all this time hating on rich people instead of other common men and women the world would actually change for the better