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    Amidst the chaos and internet shutdown in Pakistan, Pakistani actress Sehar Shinwari found himself at the receiving end of a clever comeback from the Delhi Police. Shinwari had taken to Twitter to express his desire to file a complaint against PM Narendra Modi and the  intelligence agency RAW, accusing them of spreading chaos and terrorism in Pakistan. However, the Delhi Police responded with a sharp remark, pointing out that they had no jurisdiction in Pakistan and questioning how Shinwari was able to tweet when the internet was shut down in his country.

    The Delhi Police’s witty response garnered widespread amusement and praise from Twitter users. The incident highlighted the power of a well-timed comeback, which often carries more impact than legal action. Meanwhile, in Pakistan, chaos continued to unfold as former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s arrest sparked riots and arsons.

    While the Delhi Police’s humorous response brought temporary levity to the situation, the events unfolding in Pakistan raised concerns about the country’s future. Amidst the turmoil, it is evident that a touch of wit and humour can help lighten the mood even in the most contentious circumstances. Hopefully, both India and Pakistan can find common ground and work towards a peaceful resolution, infused with a sprinkle of humour along the way.

     

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