Bilawal Bhutto's shuts an Indian reporter

[Reichsmarschall]

that was perfect reply to gau rakshak reporter

https://twitter.com/x/status/957202886559195136

@Ocean

 

[SecularNationalist]

Product of pakistans corrupt feudal system.Sorry no respect for him.

 

[war&peace]

Product of pakistans corrupt feudal system.Sorry no respect for him.

I agree with you but still he is far better than the scumbags of the traitors Shareef family. If the same question was posed to them, they would have exploited the opportunity to squeal against the army.

 

[khansaheeb]

As long as his loyalty doesn't change he should be ok. Expediency is the art of politics.

 

[El Sidd]

Pakistans Rahul Gandhi.

Nuff said.

I said 31 year old but thats Desperate.

 

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Why do Indian anchors keep forgetting about Hindutva extremism where innocent Muslim victims are being beheaded in videos because they apparently said hi to a Hindu girl or added a beef patty to their sandwich???

The Hindutva anchors keep lying about India as being a perfect nation...

As India's Muslims are lynched, Modi keeps silent
By Nilanjana Bhowmick

June 28, 2017 at 2:58 PM


A protest on Wednesday in Hyderabad, India, against a spate of violent attacks across the country targeting its Muslim minority. (Mahesh Kumar A./Associated Press)
Nilanjana Bhowmick is a journalist and writer in India.

NEW DELHI — On June 23, three days before India celebrated Eid, 15-year-old Junaid Khan was stabbed to death by a group of men aboard a train. He was going home to Khandawli, a village in the north Indian state of Haryana, after shopping for new clothes in New Delhi, accompanied by his brother and a couple of friends. The mob mocked their skullcaps and taunted them for eating beef, before stabbing them.

Eid was somber in Khandawli on Monday, as it was across the country. In a national first, scores of Muslims across the country offered their Eid prayers while wearing a black band, a symbol of protest against the killing of the teen as well as growing atrocities against Muslims in the country, which have been increasing since Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office three years ago. In September 2015, a Muslim man, Mohammad Akhlaq, was lynched in Dadri near the Indian capital, over rumors that he had killed a local cow and stored its meat in his refrigerator. The month after that, 16-year-old Zahid Rasool Bhatt died when vigilante groups attacked his truck with a bomb in Udhampur. In March 2017, suspected cattle traders Muhammed Majloom and Azad Khan were hanged in Latehar. In May, traders were thrashed in Malegaon, Maharashtra for allegedly storing beef. In Jharkhand in May, 19-year-old Mohammed Shalik was tied to a pole and beaten to death, reportedly over a romantic relationship with a Hindu girl. In May, two more Muslim men, Abu Hanifa and Riazuddin Ali, were killed for allegedly stealing cattle in Assam. More recently, on June 7, a Muslim man was attacked in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, on suspicion of transporting beef to an Iftar gathering. Two more cases of lynching over cow slaughter rumors were reported earlier this week in eastern India.

On Sunday, before his first visit with President Trump, Modi addressed India through his radio program Mann Ki Baat (Heart-to-heart-talk). And while his monologue touched upon various topics, including yoga, toilets, sports, a meeting with the Queen, books as gifts and the … er … weather, Junaid Khan's murder didn't find a nano-second of air time.

 

[Hassan Guy]

Why do Indian anchors keep forgetting about Hindutva extremism where innocent Muslim victims are being beheaded in videos because they apparently said hi to a Hindu girl or added a beef patty to their sandwich???

The Hindutva anchors keep lying about India as being a perfect nation...

As India's Muslims are lynched, Modi keeps silent
By Nilanjana Bhowmick

June 28, 2017 at 2:58 PM


A protest on Wednesday in Hyderabad, India, against a spate of violent attacks across the country targeting its Muslim minority. (Mahesh Kumar A./Associated Press)
Nilanjana Bhowmick is a journalist and writer in India.

NEW DELHI — On June 23, three days before India celebrated Eid, 15-year-old Junaid Khan was stabbed to death by a group of men aboard a train. He was going home to Khandawli, a village in the north Indian state of Haryana, after shopping for new clothes in New Delhi, accompanied by his brother and a couple of friends. The mob mocked their skullcaps and taunted them for eating beef, before stabbing them.

Eid was somber in Khandawli on Monday, as it was across the country. In a national first, scores of Muslims across the country offered their Eid prayers while wearing a black band, a symbol of protest against the killing of the teen as well as growing atrocities against Muslims in the country, which have been increasing since Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office three years ago. In September 2015, a Muslim man, Mohammad Akhlaq, was lynched in Dadri near the Indian capital, over rumors that he had killed a local cow and stored its meat in his refrigerator. The month after that, 16-year-old Zahid Rasool Bhatt died when vigilante groups attacked his truck with a bomb in Udhampur. In March 2017, suspected cattle traders Muhammed Majloom and Azad Khan were hanged in Latehar. In May, traders were thrashed in Malegaon, Maharashtra for allegedly storing beef. In Jharkhand in May, 19-year-old Mohammed Shalik was tied to a pole and beaten to death, reportedly over a romantic relationship with a Hindu girl. In May, two more Muslim men, Abu Hanifa and Riazuddin Ali, were killed for allegedly stealing cattle in Assam. More recently, on June 7, a Muslim man was attacked in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, on suspicion of transporting beef to an Iftar gathering. Two more cases of lynching over cow slaughter rumors were reported earlier this week in eastern India.

On Sunday, before his first visit with President Trump, Modi addressed India through his radio program Mann Ki Baat (Heart-to-heart-talk). And while his monologue touched upon various topics, including yoga, toilets, sports, a meeting with the Queen, books as gifts and the … er … weather, Junaid Khan's murder didn't find a nano-second of air time.

wha is there like a hindu KKK?

 

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I liked the way Baby Bilawal stood up for the Pak forces. ... Every nation stands behind their armed forces making the ultimate sacrifice.... Only in pakistan do we allow beghayraat traitors to say stuff against the forces...

wha is there like a hindu KKK?

Spelt... RSS

 

[Hassan Guy]

Spelt... RSS

oh ye......those gandu's

 

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oh ye......those gandu's

 

[SecularNationalist]

I agree with you but still he is far better than the scumbags of the traitors Shareef family. If the same question was posed to them, they would have exploited the opportunity to squeal against the army.

Be it sharifs or bhuttos ,the are same shit with different names.One is representing the rich industrialists and other the feudal lords.Both got companies and bank accounts abroad looted from a hard working pakistani tax payer.No need to get influenced by the political statements they make to get votes.Reality is they are not sincere with this country.After jinnah pakistan is yet to see a leader which represent the sentiment of pakistani people.

 

[YeBeWarned]

did they both kiss in the end ?

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Lol@ Bilu

 

[Riz]

Planned .. & paid

 

[PaklovesTurkiye]

Like this interview...Was great..Reporter tried to be smart *** but bilawal caught him almost every time...

BUT

PPP is evil evil evil.......and SHOULD NOT MUST NOT NEVER COME TO POWER AGAIN