Pahalgam terror attack: Pak politician says 'will go to England' if India-Pak war begins | WATCH

A Pakistani politician is all over the internet saying that he would go to England if the India-Pakistan war started. Sher Afzal Khan Marwat, a member of Pakistan’s National Assembly, responded to a reporter on the rising tension between the two countries after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, in which 26 people were killed.  

Pakistaniyon ki fat ke char ho gayi hai🧵

Journalist : Aapko nahi lagta Modi ko thoda pichhe hatna chahiye

Sher Afzal Khan Marwat, a lawyer and senior #PTI leader : Modi kya meri Khala ka beta hai, jo mere kehne pe ruk jayega😂

Journalist : Agar india ne attack kar diya to?… pic.twitter.com/jNu5H3lzQ1

In a video circualted on the social media platform X, Marwat said, "I will go to England if war breaks out with India" (In Urdu). This was in response to reporter's question who aske dif he would go to the border with a gun in case of war with India. 

The politician was furtehr asked whether he believed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi should step back to ease tensions. Marwat joked saying, "Is Modi my aunt's son that he will step back just because I say so?." 

As soon as the video was circulated on social media, the internet started trolling Pakistan as many said Pakistani politicians do not trust their Army. 

On April 22, a few terrorists opened fire on a group of tourists present in Pahalgam and killed 26 people. Following the attack, India has taken multiple decisions against Pakistan, among which suspending the Indus Waters Treaty was the most prominent one. 

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