Harbhajan Singh turns tables on Pak's Veena Malik as she backs Imran

Harbhajan Singh kwn for his wit and humour, trolled Veena Malik on Tuesday after Pakistani actress questioned if cricketer 'understood English.' Harbhajan Singh retaliating to Malik to 'brush up on her langu skills before putting out something in public domain' after Pakistani actress attempted to defend Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's UN General Assembly (UNGA) speech. 

She said, "PM Imran khan DID talk about peace in his speech. He talked about reality and horror that will surly occur when curfew is lifted and sadly re's gonna be a bloodbath. He clearly states that it’s t a threat but a fear. Don’t you understand English?"

Also kwn as ' Turbanator' among cricketing fans, Harbhajan Singh, was quick to spot a spelling error in Malik's tweet and he wasted time in taking a jibe at outspoken actor.

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"What do u mean by surly? Oh is it surely ?? lo Ji Dekho yeh Angreji Inki (Just see ir level of English).. chill pill next time try and read before u put something in English," Harbhajan Singh tweeted.

Sourav Ganguly slams Imran Khan's UNGA speech

Former Indian cricket skipper Sourav Ganguly on Thursday, October 3, termed Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s speech at United Nations General Assembly Session as “rubbish” and expressed how this is t cricketer world knew of. Ganguly took to Twitter while replying to Virender Sehwag’s tweet in which he had shared a video of Imran Khan while taking a dig at him.

Ganguly replied to Sehwag's tweet and said that he was shocked by seeing speech. Ganguly added that world needs peace and Pakistan as a country needs it most but despite that Imran Khan spoke such "rubbish". He even called Imran Khan's UN speech as "poor" and said that this is t Imran Khan cricketer world knew. 

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In India's Right to Reply, First Secretary Vidisha Maitra exposed  Pakistan PM's medieval mentality of justifying violence instead of bringing in a bright future for his country and world through initiatives in education and ecomy. "Rarely has General Assembly witnessed such misuse, rar abuse, of an opportunity to reflect. 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," First Secretary said. Below are some of statements by Imran Khan harking back to medieval times of violent ramps and bloodshed.