'Gunah Te Bai Kya?' Kashmiris 'Sell' Sonmarg Snow As Some Districts Wait For Snowfall; Hilarious Viral Video

Kashmir has received its first snowfall of the season, drawing locals and tourists outdoors to soak in the winter charm. However, while some districts are witnessing snowfall, others are not. As people

welcome the snow, several videos capturing the excitement are going viral online. One such video that has stood out shows locals claiming that since it is not snowing in their district, they are “buying” snow from other districts experiencing heavy snowfall. The video has left the internet in splits.The clip has been reshared across social media platforms but was originally posted on Instagram by a user identified as (@suhail_showkatt). The video was captioned, “While every district of Kashmir is experiencing snowfall, there are Ganderbal and Srinagar with no snowfall at all. Now we exported snow from Sonamarg. Gunah te bai kya (It’s not a crime, is it, bro?)In the video, some people can be seen literally selling snow to locals, while others are seen buying it. One man approaches the seller and asks how much the snow is being sold for, whether the quality is good, and where it has come from. The seller and others reply that the snow has come from Sonamarg and is of very good quality. A large tempo is visible in the video, with its back filled with snow. The man is also seen buying a large quantity of snow.

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However, while the man claims there has been no snowfall in Srinagar, reports suggest that snow has since arrived in the area.The video has gone viral and garnered hilarious reactions online. Some Delhi-based users humorously commented, “Bhaiya, Delhi delivery hogi?” while others laughed at the humour of the situation. Another user remarked, “Yaar, where else can you find this kind of love wrapped in humour.”Meanwhile, the user who posted the video also joked in the comment section that as snowfall is slowly approaching Srinagar, the rates have now gone down.