India’s insulting gesture to bilawal

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Miffed over Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto’s persistent remarks about wresting Kashmir from India, a Congress politician from Goa on Friday sent him a “barking dog” as a gift.

Congress organising secretary Durgadas Kamat claimed the barking dog was a perfect gift for Bhutto because he was “continuously barking up the wrong tree as far as Kashmir is concerned”.

“Bhutto should not start his political career by turning guns on Kashmir and India, rather he should work for welfare of people of Pakistan,” Kamat said.

“Saying that Kashmir is a part of Pakistan, he is literally barking up the wrong tree,” Kamat said after dispatching the parcel containing a plastic toy dog to PPP’s headquarters at Parliament Lodges in Islamabad.

“This is also a reminder to Bilawal that barking dogs don’t bite,” Kamat said.

Bhutto, the son of two-time former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and former president Asif Ali Zardari, on more occasions than one in the recent past has publicly announced his intentions to “wrest every inch of Kashmir” from India.

“I will take back Kashmir, all of it, and I will not leave behind a single inch of it because, like the other provinces, it belongs to Pakistan,” he said at a public rally recently.

Earlier this week, Bhutto also said, “When I raise Kashmir, the entire Hindustan screams. They know when a Bhutto speaks, they (Indians) have no answer.”

Kamat claimed that if Bhutto believes that Kashmir is a part of Pakistan, then by the same logic “Pakistan belongs to Hindustan, because Pakistan came into existence after partition”.

Kamat also said the National Democratic Alliance government should come out with a strong response to the statement of Bhutto.

“Narendra Modi was vocal about Pakistan in his Lok Sabha poll campaign, but he is now relatively quiet. It is because of his failure to come out with a categorical official response to Bhutto’s comment that we have to send him a dog to make an adequate point,” Kamat said.

Asked if he was sending the toy in his capacity as a Congress office bearer in Goa, Kamat said: “I am sending it as an Indian, who has been offended.

 

6 COMMENTS

  1. That was a very immature gesture Mr. Kamat. I suspect even most pakistanis think of BB as a fool, but such childish gestures are uncalled for. At the same time pakistantoday.com should not label this as 'INDIA'S insulting gesture'. Mr. Kamat does not represent India.
    – An Indian

  2. poor Pakistani politicians – whenever they are irrelevant, they have to make some noise about India in order to get some attention for themselves

    does anybody in India even know this stupid kid's name?

  3. Dear Indians,please don't pay attention to this moron(Billu Z) Most Pakistanis don't,at least the smart ones don't.I'm not talking about the Kashmir issue,I'm talking about what Billu Z stands for.

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