Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has

mocked Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "Temu version" of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said Modi is like Netanyahu, but a cheaper version.

He made these comments at a press conference held at the UN headquarters . At the same time, he also called Modi the 'butcher of Kashmir'. The Dawn and ARI News reported.

Temu is a popular online marketplace

in China. Where products are available at very cheap prices. But many times they are of low quality or low-quality imitations of the original product. In other words, this comparison is made to mean low-priced and low-quality copies .

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Bilawal, the country's former foreign minister and chairman of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), said, "Modi is like Netanyahu, but the Temu (cheap) version. As found in Temu. We urge India not to follow the negative example of Netanyahu."

He further alleged that

India is following the bad example of Israel. Calling Modi the 'butcher of Kashmir', Bilawal said, 'Modi is trying to impose the same repressive policies in the Indus Valley as in Kashmir.'

Bilawal said, "Modi is trying to implement the same repressive policies in the Indus Valley as in Kashmir."
He believes that if Pakistan's and India's intelligence agencies, ISI and RAW, work together against terrorism, it would be possible to significantly reduce terrorism in South Asia. "If the intelligence agencies of these two countries work together, then terrorism will be greatly reduced on Indian soil and in Pakistan as well," he said.