Tehseen Poonawalla, brother of Maharashtra Congress Secretary Shehzad Poonawalla, has slammed Pakistan information minister Fawad Chaudhry who trolled External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj when the latter sought a report in connection with the abduction, forced conversion and underage marriage of two teenage Hindu girls in Pakistan.
He tweeted, "Hon minister, born to a Muslim mother in India: I can dream of one day becoming the president or pm of India. In your #NayaPakistan you kicked out a fellow Ahmadiyya Muslim from an advisory board of #NayaPakistan. Sushma ji has served more Muslims than Muslims you kill in Pak."
Hon minister, born to a Muslim mother in India: I can dream of one day becoming the president or pm of India. In your #NayaPakistan you kicked out a fellow Ahmadiyya Muslim from an advisory board of #NayaPakistan
Tehseen Poonawalla (@tehseenp) March 24, 2019
Sushma ji has served more Muslims than Muslims you kill in Pak. 1n https://t.co/w8zinMRM8K
On Sunday, Chaudhry took a dig at PM Modi after Swaraj sought a report on the matter.
He said, "The minorities in Pakistan make up the white of our flag and all of our flag's colours are precious to us. Protection of our flag is our duty."
Minister of State for Interior Govt of Pakistan Shehryar Afridi has also sought details on abduction & forceful conversion of Two Minor Hindu Girls from Ghokti district in Pakistan's Sindh.
He tweeted, "I have asked IG Sindh to furnish me report at earliest against the abduction & forceful conversion of Two Minor Hindu Girls from Gotkhi Sindh.They r citizens of state of Pak & its our binding duty to protect them from tyrants who use religions for their personal matter #PakForAll."
The two girls aged 13 and 15 were allegedly kidnapped by a group of men from their house in Ghokti district in Pakistan's Sindh region on the eve of Holi.
Soon after, a video went viral in which a cleric was purportedly shown soleminising the Nikah or marriage of the two girls.