Rashid says Modi is today’s Hitler only in terms of language

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Pervez Rashid Monday said Pakistan is a robust country, warning that in case anyone attempted to cross into our boundary he would not be able to walk back on his feet.

Speaking in Geo News programme ‘Jirga’ that is hosted by senior anchor Saleem Safi, the Information Minister likened Indian prime minister Narendra Modi with Hitler and Masoulini only in terms of language they used.

“But, times have changed and now it is no longer possible for any country to decide at will and go for invasion of its neighbour,” Pervez Rashid said.

Defence Minister

Earlier in the day, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said: “We want cordial relations with New Delhi, but won’t tolerate its intimidating tone.”

A few days back, he came down hard on India, saying its intelligence agency RAW was created to destroy Pakistan and it cannot be taken as a light issue.

He went on to say that the interests of the Taliban and RAW are the same.

The Defence Minister further said that if India was actually sympathetic towards Pakistan with regards to the war on terror, it would refrain from creating tension on the border.