A Pakistani pop singer Rabi Pirzada is being slammed on social media after she posted a photo of her wearing what seems to be a suicide vest, threatening PM Modi.

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The singer took to Twitter and posted her photo wearing a suicide vest with a caption, "#ModiHitler i just wish huh #kashmirkibeti."

However, soon after she tweeted her photo, Twitter users took her to task and slammed the pop singer for having such views with many taking jibes on Pakistan saying this is the true mindset of its people.

Not the first time when the Pakistani singer indulged herself in such an act.

Earlier, she shared a video online with snakes and alligators threatening attack against PM Modi after India's landmark decision on Kashmir.

Take a look how Twitter reacted to Rabi Pirzada's post:

Meanwhile, in another development, Intelligence agencies have warned that Pakistan has joined hands with pro-Khalistani groups to create unrest in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and Punjab in order to revive and intensify terror activities in the region.

As per intelligence sources, Pakistan has formed Kashmir Khalistan Referendum Front (KKRF) which also involves its ISI.

Pakistan is also trying to include pro-Khalistani supporters who are living in countries like the UK, Canada, and the US and seeking help from its high commissions in these countries.

Intelligence sources have revealed that Pak's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is helping KKRF to recruit youths and provide them with arms and ammunition to plan terror attacks in India.

Earlier on Tuesday, US acting Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Alice G Wells lashed out Islamabad saying Pakistan's continued support to extremist, terrorists to engage in cross-border terrorism is "chief obstacle" for a direct dialogue between India-Pakistan.

Alice G Wells informed Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, and Nonproliferation of the House Foreign Affairs Committee that though the US supports for a direct dialogue between India and Pakistan according to Simla agreement, however, the main obstacle is Islamabad's support to terrorists who are indulging in cross-border terrorism.