BJP’s Shazia Ilmi Confronts ‘Anti-Modi’ Pak Protesters in Seoul
Taking to Twitter after the incident, she wrote that it was “3 vs 300” in that situation.
In a video posted by news agency ANI, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Shazia Ilmi was seen confronting anti-Modi protesters in South Korea’s capital Seoul, where she had gone to attend the United Peace Federation conference as a delegation of Global Citizen Forum.
In the video, some of the protesters who were carrying Pakistan’s flags can be heard raising slogans like “Modi Terrorist” and “azaadi” slogans against the abrogation of Article 370 outside the Indian Embassy.
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Shazia Ilmi is then heard confronting the crowd by telling them that she is an Indian. She then starts raising slogans of “India zindabad,” when South Korean police intervene to diffuse the situation.
Taking to Twitter after the incident, she wrote that it was “3 vs 300” in that situation.
“Yesterday 16 August, three Indian citizens challenged 300 Pakistani mob in Seoul, capital of Korea. A furious Pakistani mob is carrying out an indecency demonstration in opposition to the removal of Section 360 carrying black flags and embarrassing posters,” she tweeted.
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