Pakistan Rail Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad on Tuesday threatened India that if anyone tries to look Pakistan with evil eyes those eyes will be gouged out.
Pakistan Rail Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad on Tuesday threatened India that if anyone tries to look Pakistan with evil eyes those eyes will be gouged out.
In a video posted on his Twitter account, Ahmad said, "Imran Khan has sent out a clear message. If anyone tries to look at Pakistan with evil in their minds, their eyes will be gouged out. Na phir chidiya chehkayengi, namandiro mein ghantiya bajegi (Neither will birds chirp, nor will bells ring at the temples after that)."
1. What he said
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Ahmad use of temple bell was a clear hint that he was referring to India in this video message.
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Important video message pic.twitter.com/GAudYdXG6g
— Sheikh Rashid Ahmad (@ShkhRasheed) February 19, 2019
2. Imran Khan's views
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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday assured India that he would act against the perpetrators of the deadly Pulwama terror attack if it shares "actionable intelligence" with Islamabad, but warned New Delhi against launching any "revenge" retaliatory action.
3. What Imran Khan said
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In a video message to the nation, five days after the Pulwama terror attack, Khan responded to India's allegations on Pakistan's involvement in the suicide strike carried out by Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) terror group that left 40 CRPF personnel dead. (PTI)
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Statement of Prime Minister Imran Khan regarding #Pulwama incident. (Part-1)@ImranKhanPTI pic.twitter.com/4juoZ9sU8v
— Govt of Pakistan (@pid_gov) February 19, 2019
4. Involvement in Pulwama Attack
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Dismissing Islamabad's involvement in the Pulwama attack, Khan said that Delhi holds Pakistan responsible each time an incident happens in Kashmir and makes Pakistan its "whipping boy" again and again.
5. India’s reply
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India Tuesday rubbished Prime Minister Imran Khan's comments on the ghastly Pulwama attack, saying disclaiming Pakistan's link with terrorist attacks is an oft-repeated excuse by the "nerve center" of terrorism.
