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Pakistani Singer Image from Twitter

Pakistani singer threatens PM Narendra Modi by wearing suicide vest, Indian netizens fume

| @indiablooms | Oct 23, 2019, at 05:27 pm

Islamabad/New Delhi/IBNS: Pakistani singer Rabi Pirzada has threatened Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a suicide attack and this left several netizens fumed who criticised her for the act.

 

Surprising netizens, she posted an image of herself on Twitter on Tuesday where she could be seen wearing what might be a suicide bomb vest.

Indian netizens were surely not impressed by her act.

One Mita Mehta tweeted: "@Twitter @jack Is this image OK? When person is verified by you."

Tenny, another internet user, posted: "Dear @FATFNews please take note on this, a paki singer is threatening to kill PM Modi. Another reason to blacklist Pakistan."

In September, the singer had posted a video where she could be seen posing with snakes and alligators in an otherwise empty room and said the reptiles were "gifts" for the Indian PM.

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