Pakistan Railway Minister Sheikh Rashid suffered an electric shock during a rally while he was speaking against Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Kashmir issue on Friday.
In a video which has gone viral on social media, Rashid attacks PM Modi saying, "Hum tumhari Modi niyaton se waqif hain (we are aware of your intentions, Narendra Modi)".
As he is making the comment against PM Modi, he gets an electric shock.
Rashid, soon after he got the shock, can be heard saying, "Current lag gaya. Khair koi baat nahi. Mera Khayal hai current aa gaya."
His dialogue was received with a roar of laughter from the audience. He then continued, "Ye Modi is jalse ko nakaam nahi kar sakta. (This Modi cannot spoil this gathering.)" The video clip of the incident went viral soon.
Here's how people reacted to the video:
Sheikh Rashid Ahmed is the same minister who has predicted a full-blown war between the two countries underlining that the war is likely to occur in October or November. While addressing a ceremony in his home town Rawalpindi, Rashid had saod that the time for a final struggle for Kashmir has come and the war with India will be the "last this time".
He was also allegedly assaulted by two workers of Pakistan People’s Party in London for using abusive language against party leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. The attack took place when Rashid, chief of the Awami Muslim League (AML), came out of his hotel in London to attend an awards ceremony. Shiekh was pelted with eggs and even thrashed by PPP workers, according to reports.
Sheikh Rahid has been hogging limelight for making anti-India statements. Just after the dastardly attack in Pulwama, Sheikh Rashid Ahmad had threatened India with dire consequences 'if anyone tried to look at the Islamic nation'. "Imran Khan has sent out a clear message. If anyone tries to look at Pakistan with evil in their minds, their eyes will be gouged out. (Neither will birds chirp, nor will bells ring at the temples after that)," Sheikh Rashid Ahmad had said in a video address while speaking on Pulwama terror attack.
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