What is Wrong With These Guys Who Are Dissing Malala On Twitter?

Malala Yousafzai is back in Pakistan, six years after being shot. And Pakistanis are divided.

At 15, she was shot in the head by a Taliban activist while she was returning from school.

At 16, she gave a speech at the UN and published her first autobiography.

At 17, she became the world’s youngest nobel laureate, who defied all adversaries and demanded that girls be allowed to receive education.

She is none other than Malala Yousafzai.

6 years after surviving the deadly assassination attempt on her, she has returned to her homeland, Pakistan.

Malala, who is now 20 years old, landed in Islamabad in the wee hours on Thursday.

While some welcomed “the brave daughter of Pakistan’’ with open arms, others attacked her on Twitter, denouncing her for being the “girl brainwashed by America.’’

“Malala is Back, Tall & Victorious”

Malala fans and admirers stood strong with her on the micro-blogging site.

This poor child #MalalaYousafzai left pakistan in an ambulance
unconscious
in 5 1/2 yrs she’s been away
she won Nobel prize
completed school
started uni at oxford
has done more for girls’ education then our combined well funded NGOs

Now she’s back tall & victorious!
Take that!

— Amber (@dmtamber) March 29, 2018

Dear, brave @Malala I last saw you at the CMH in Peshawar when U were in coma after the brutal attack, several yrs ago...met ur parents.. May Allah give you a long and healthy life. U are a symbol of courage, hope n pride for ppl all over the world...Welcome to Pakistan.

— Fauzia Kasuri (@FauziaKasuri) March 28, 2018

Dear Pakistanis! Malala is not your enemy. Your enemies were those monsters who shot her point blank on her way to school. Welcome home our very own Nobel laureate and a very brave and brainy daughter of the soil #MalalaYousafzai !!!!

— Shahira Lashari (@shahirabaluch) March 28, 2018

Welcome home @Malala! ♥
So very proud of you my love! That you're coming back shows we as a country are on the path to recovery. Come inspire the children of our country, and go back to conquer the world again!
Thank you @ZiauddinY for raising such a gem.

— Marvi Sirmed (@marvisirmed) March 29, 2018

“Treat Her Well, Pakistan...”

You treat her well Pakistan. She's one of the finest you have.

Some of you might not agree with her views or path, but she's a child advocating for your children.

You let her be.#Malala

— sophia ahmed (@sophiaahmed) March 29, 2018

A big thank you to whoever has made Malala's return possible. Time to honour the brave girl who has made us all proud with her achievements. Haters go jump in a lake #welcomeHomeMalala

— Fahd Husain (@Fahdhusain) March 28, 2018

Haters Gonna Hate?

Malala is coming to Pakistan via special plane. Special plane seriously??? What she has done for pakistan? She's been living in the UK since 6 years and kids who were injured in APS attack still go to the same school. You may hate my words but she's a drama Queen. pic.twitter.com/lDwEvEOAaR

— Sir Saith Abdullah (@SaithAbdullah99) March 28, 2018

Full proof security, with loaded guns and trained commandos safe protection to Malala yousafzai family during pakistan visit. What do you want to prove? Is it bravery? Lol 😂😂@MaryamNSharif @ImranKhanPTI @HamidMirPAK @BBhuttoZardari @Malala @ZiauddinY

— Asif Ali Awan (@Asifaliawan1) March 29, 2018

The return of #MalalaYousafzai is part of bigger game. The Game which CIA, RAW and NDS almost lost. The game which created PTM.

— Aftab Afridi (@AftabAfridiPTI) March 28, 2018

CIA brainwashed girl ( #Malala ) has arrive and soon will start her mission !!

— M Hanzala Tayyab MHT (@OfficialHanzala) March 28, 2018

The ‘Hero Figure’...

Never was a fan of #MalalaYousafzai, & it is not changing in near or far future. Never found her to be a hero figure never can. Hero are those kids who chose to go back to APS after attack. Hero are those girls who continue their education in Swat where she was shot.

— Amna Akram Butt (@iam_AmnaAB) March 29, 2018

Never be a fan of #MalalaYousafzai ...she just brought humiliation for us.Ppl around the world think tht we r against girls edu...but in real its nt😡

— aqeel alam awan (@AlamAqeel) March 29, 2018

Malala will be in Pakistan till 2 April. She is expected to hold meetings with Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. Details of the trip have been kept secret "in view of the sensitivity", an official told AFP news agency. It is not yet confirmed whether she will visit her family’s hometown during her visit.