Anand Mahindra's one-word praise for India's fitting reply to Pakistan

India, using right to reply at United Nations General Assembly on Friday, gave a befitting reply to Pakistan PM Imran Khan's 'hate speech'. Hailing India's thundering statement at UNGA by First Secretary MEA Vidisha Maitra, business tycoon Anand Mahindra has "only one-word" praise. Taking to Twitter on Saturday, Anand Mahindra praised India's reply to Pakistan PM Imran Khan, saying "Only one word: Touché". Read his tweet here:

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India's befitting reply to Pakistan

India sent out a strong mess to Pakistan after its PM Khan's 50-minute anti-India rant at UNGA on Friday. First Secretary MEA Vidisha Maitra reiterated India's position on Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that its citizens do t need anyone else to speak on ir behalf - "least of all those who have built an industry of terrorism from ideology of hate", she added. India asserted that Imran Khan's address appeared like a 'hate speech' at UNGA, adding that words matter in diplomacy. 

"Words matter in diplomacy. Invocation of phrases such as "pogrom", "bloodbath", "racial superiority", "pick up gun" and "fight to end" reflect a medieval mindset and t a 21st-century vision," she said.  

India said world will hold Imran Khan to promise, after he invited UN observers to inspect presence of terrorist organisations on Pakistan's soil. First Secretary MEA furr posed a set of questions to Imran Khan asking if Pakistan Prime Minister would deny to city of New York that he was an open defender of Osama bin Laden?

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Pakistan PM Imran Khan's UNGA speech

In his 50-minute long speech at 74th UNGA, Pakistan PM Imran Khan t only threatened ar 'Pulwama-like' attack, he also fearmongered over situation in Jammu and Kashmir. While PM Modi used global st to reaffirm India's commitment to fight against terror, climate change, Imran Khan exposed his own country's helplessness to counter-terror due to its own corruption. He went onto blame  UN for t interfering in India's internal issue of abrogating article 370. Meanwhile, he did t feel need to highlight his country's contribution to world.

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