Reply to PAK in Hijab Controversy:

Pakistan is trying to interfere in the ongoing Hijab controversy in Karnataka. At present, India does not have an ambassador in Pakistan. Therefore, Pakistan summoned the charge d'affaires or say the in-charge on this matter. But, India's charge d'affaires Suresh Kumar showed Pakistan the mirror in his own house. Kumar told the officials of the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan- First you take care of your home. India advises to deal with its own affairs.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Information and Broadcasting Minister Fawad Chaudhry have also commented on the hijab controversy. AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi gave a befitting reply to these ministers of Pakistan.

India's reply
'India Today' quoted sources as saying what Suresh Kumar gave to Pakistani Foreign Ministry officials in the hijab controversy. He told the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan present in Islamabad – India is a secular country. There is a method and process of working here. It would be better if you look at your track record before saying anything in our affairs.
In a statement issued by the Government of Pakistan, it was said that India's Charge d'Affairs has been summoned to the Ministry of External Affairs and they have been spoken to about the Hijab controversy in Karnataka.

Qureshi and Chowdhary's rhetoric:
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Communications Minister Fawad Chowdhary also commented on social media regarding the Karnataka hijab controversy. While Qureshi had accused the Indian government of suppressing minorities, Chowdhury had also said the same thing.

Pakistani human rights activist Malala Yousafzai, who was a victim of Taliban attack, also made rhetoric in this controversy.

Owaisi's reply
In India, AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi, expressing strong objection to Pakistan's rhetoric, gave a befitting reply. Owaisi had said – there is no need for Pakistan to look towards India. There are already all kinds of issues out there. This country is mine, not yours. Don't stick your leg or nose here or you will get injured.

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