Kaif shuts down a Pakistani who asked him to remove Mohammad from his name for celebrating Kulbhushan verdict

Mohammad Kaif was in fine form on Thursday as he shut down a Pakistani troll who advised the former Indian cricketer to remove 'Mohammad' from his name.

It all started when Kaif expressed his happiness after India scored a major diplomatic victory over Pakistan as the International Court of Justice (ICJ) stayed the execution of former Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav.

"Congratulations India. Thanks to the International Court of Justice, justice has prevailed," Kaif tweeted.

Congratulations India.
Thanks to the International Court of Justice , justice has prevailed.#KulbhushanJadhav

— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) May 18, 2017

However, a certain Twitter user named Aamir Akram from Pakistan wasn't pleased with Kaif's views and decided to drag religion into the entire issue. "@MohammadKaif Please remove Mohammad from your name first," was the free advice given by Akram.

@MohammadKaif Please remove Mohammad from your name first !

— Aamir Akram (@AamirAk12) May 18, 2017

Not one to miss out on a loose ball, Kaif gave it back to the bigot like a boss. "Wow! If I support India's victory, I should remove Mohammad. I am proud of my name. Aamir means "full of life", you need to get one," was Kaif's epic reply.

Wow ! If I support India's victory , I should remove Mohammad. I am proud of my name. Aamir means "full of life" , you need to get one. https://t.co/eJrAqNioA2

— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) May 18, 2017

On Thursday, the UN's highest judicial body asked Pakistan to take "all measures" to ensure that Jadhav, sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court for alleged espionage, was not executed till the court had delivered its final verdict on the issue.

India welcomed the court's unanimous decision on Jadhav, 46, while Islamabad said it had informed the ICJ that it did not accept the court's jurisdiction in matters related to national security.

(Inputs from PTI)