Bilawal Bhutto’s advice to Indians: ‘Not against me, protest against hatred and discrimination’

‘Not against me, protest against hatred and discrimination,’ Bilawal Bhutto’s advice to Indians!

India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) staged nationwide protests over Bilawal Bhutto’s remarks against Narendra Modi.

Responding to the Indians protesting against him, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan has said that the BJP should protest not against me but against the discrimination and hatred towards Muslims in India.

Bilawal Bhutto called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi the butcher of Gujarat while addressing a press conference at the United Nations on December 15.

He had further said that instead of punishing the killer of more than 2 thousand Muslims, who were killed in the Indian city of Gujarat during the year 2002, Modi was made the prime minister.

Bilawal Bhutto had reacted strongly to Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s remarks when he made the allegation during his briefing at the United Nations Security Council on December 14, that Pakistan hosted Osama Bin Laden and Pakistan is the biggest perpetrator of terrorism.

When the journalist asked about the BJP’s protest against him, FM Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that my comments were based on history and it is difficult to erase history, you cannot change history according to your likes and dislikes.

Following Bilawal Bhutto’s befitting response to the Indian External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar’s remarks, protests are being carried out in various Indian cities.

As reported, a protest was held on Dec 16 against Bilawal Bhutto’s remarks in the Indian city of Uttar Pradesh In addition, BJP workers also protested in Mathura and burned an effigy of Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto.

Apart from this, BJP workers gathered at Atal Chowk in Lucknow and raised slogans against Bilawal Bhutto.

In Delhi, BJP workers protested outside the Pakistani embassy, and in Pune, a protest was held at Tilak Chowk led by Maharashtra party chief Chandrasekhar Bavankule and raised anti-Pakistan slogans.

Chandrasekhar said that ‘We will not tolerate any kind of statement against our Prime Minister, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying hard to save the Hindu religion and Pakistan cannot see it, that’s why he is making such statements. are giving.’

Protests against Bilawal Bhutto were held in Mumbai, Karnataka, Telangana, Jammu and Bhubaneswar.