BJP Delhi spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga today took to Twitter to expose how the anti-India protests in Paris are sponsored by Pakistan and they are even paying the people to come to the protests.
Bagga, who has earlier taken on anti-India people in his own unique and inimitable style, decided to expose the Pakistani agenda when he came across a number which spoke urged people to gather in large numbers in Paris. He posted a call recording where he called up the organisers of the anti-India protests in Paris when PM Modi is visiting for attending the G7 summit.
https://twitter.com/TajinderBagga/status/1165712434687926273?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
As can be heard in the above recording, Bagga pretends to be one Abdul calling a lady who had posted a poster where a protest against PM Modi was planned in Paris. She confirms that she lives in France but is originally from Pakistan. “Abdul” then says that he is also from Lahore, Pakistan, and would like to join the protests. The lady says that he is welcomed since they want more and more people to join the protests. “Abdul” then asks whether they could be compensated for coming to the protests.
The lady declines to pay them but offer food in return of attending the protests. “Abdul” then negotiates with the lady that one of his Pakistani friend of his attended the protest organised by her and he is getting paid for the same. She relented and said that if he gets more people to attend, he may be paid for the same. She agreed to pay 2 USD for attending the protest. “Abdul” then insists that since his “Pakistani friend” is getting paid 5 UDS, 2 USD is too low. Eventually, the lady agrees to pay 5 USD at the end of the protests.
This call by Bagga just exposes how the anti-India protests following the abrogation of Article 370 are Pakistan sponsored to embarrass India on global platform. How Pakistan is indulging in nefarious tactics to defame India. Ironically, Pakistan has been isolated by the international community which has firmly stood by India on its internal decision to abrogate Article 370.