Pakistan's ruling Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) birthday celebration on Saturday suspended a senior chief for putting up banners with anti-Hindu remarks Twitter
The leader had immediately apologized for the anti-Hindu remarks on the posters
Pakistan's ruling Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) birthday party on Saturday suspended a senior chief for inserting up banners with anti-Hindu remarks, Anadolu agency reported quoting local media Saturday.
featuring the images of Pakistan's founder chief Muhammad Ali Jinnah, prime Minister Imran Khan and a native PTI leader Mian Akram Usman, the posters were put up in a lot of ingredients of the northeastern Lahore metropolis relating to the Kashmir unity Day on February 5.
Usman, the secretary-regularly occurring of the party's Lahore wing, had immediately apologized for the anti-Hindu remarks on the posters however blamed the pressman for "mistaking the note Modi for Hindu."
"I had requested him (pressman) to print the observe Modi, however he mistakenly printed it as Hindu," Usman changed into quoted as asserting with the aid of Pakistani broadcaster Geo news.
"I ask for forgiveness to all peaceful Hindus residing on each side of the border," Usman stated on Twitter, adding that the entire posters carrying such remarks were instantly taken down.
"i'm not the one who [is] stuck on errors," he brought.
despite the fact, disenchanted together with his excuse, the celebration suspended his membership, noting that the inflammatory slur concentrated on a minority group become a "violation of the birthday celebration's coverage."
ultimate 12 months, Fayyaz-ul-Hassan Chohan, counsel minister of Punjab province, become sacked by means of the birthday party chairman and Khan for his insulting remarks about Hindu group. He, despite the fact, became reinstated after a couple of months.
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