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MUMBAI (Dunya News) - Indian extremists belonging to Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) stormed into fashion brand Zara’s showroom in Mumbai and threw away clothes bearing Made in Pakistan tags.
"We have information about a few more stores in Mumbai that sell Pakistani goods. In next few days, we will target more such stores selling Pakistani goods," said Rita Gupta, MNS’s general Secretary, adding that all the shop owners have been directed not to sell Pakistani brands.
BJP leader and fashion designer Shaina NC called this action as a desperate move to grab headlines.
"Some parties are trying to use the sentiments to revive their fortunes. But, whatever they have done at the Zara store is nothing, but hooliganism. No one has the right to take law into their hands," Shaina said.
After the Uri incident, MNS had threatened Pakistani artists and even went on to stop the release of Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil that starred Pakistani artist Fawad Khan.
Speaking to Dunya News, Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakariya expressed concern over rising incidents of intolerance in India. He said there is no chance of improvement in ties due to India’s negative attitude.
The spokesperson highlighted that everyone could see how India is treating its minorities.
http://dunyanews.tv/index.php/en/Pakistan/384947-Indian-extremists-vandalise-Zaras-showroom-for-se
"We have information about a few more stores in Mumbai that sell Pakistani goods. In next few days, we will target more such stores selling Pakistani goods," said Rita Gupta, MNS’s general Secretary, adding that all the shop owners have been directed not to sell Pakistani brands.
BJP leader and fashion designer Shaina NC called this action as a desperate move to grab headlines.
"Some parties are trying to use the sentiments to revive their fortunes. But, whatever they have done at the Zara store is nothing, but hooliganism. No one has the right to take law into their hands," Shaina said.
After the Uri incident, MNS had threatened Pakistani artists and even went on to stop the release of Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil that starred Pakistani artist Fawad Khan.
Speaking to Dunya News, Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakariya expressed concern over rising incidents of intolerance in India. He said there is no chance of improvement in ties due to India’s negative attitude.
The spokesperson highlighted that everyone could see how India is treating its minorities.
http://dunyanews.tv/index.php/en/Pakistan/384947-Indian-extremists-vandalise-Zaras-showroom-for-se
Can't remember the last time I heard of Pakistanis burning Indian products on our streets. We are nowhere near as obsessed about them as they are about us. I think it is frustration on their part that Pakistan still stands comfortably on the world map despite so many attempts by them to create civil a war scenario. They are to stupid to understand that the damage done in such cases is to India, not Pakistan
