Lahore: A leader from Pakistan PM Imran Khanu2019s party, who put up banners with a slogan offensive to the minority Hindus in the country, has apologised after he came under fire from netizens as well as the party.
Mian Akram Usman, a Lahore- based leader of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek- i- Insaf, put up posters in connection with Kashmir Solidarity Day, with slogan u2018 Hindu baat se nahi, laat se maanta haiu2019 ( Hindus cannot be reasoned with words but by force).
After coming under criticism on social media, Usman took to Twitter to apologise to u2018 all peacefully living u2018 Hindusu2019 [ on] both sides of the border.u2019 Usman told Dawn- NewsTV that he had asked his printer to prepare posters which should have slogans critical of Narendra Modi.
The printer u2018 misunderstoodu2019 and replaced the word u2018 Modiu2019 with u2018 Hindu.u2019 Agencies Pak leader apologises for posters offensive to Hindus Mian Akram Usma put up posters, with the slogan u2018 Hindu baat se nahi, laat se maanta haiu2019
