ISLAMABAD - Federal Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has taken strong exception to the assertions of BJP candidate for prime minister Narendra Modi, termed it as 'irresponsible and shameful'. He said Modi should first determine where Daud Ibrahim is living at and then think of attacking Pakistan.
Giving his reaction on the Narendra Modi's statement, Nisar said that he (Modi) has not learnt any lesson from the Gujrat tragedy and the disgrace he earned out of this bloody episode.   
"Assertions from a major political party and expected premier of India is provoking, condemnable and touching the extreme of anti-Pakistan agenda", he resented. "Modi in its enmity against Pakistan and especially against Muslim have exceeded all its limits and could destabilise the region if he elected to power", Nisar noted.
The interior minister said that those who are levelling allegations against Pakistan of giving refuge to Daud Ibrahim and at the same breath of conducting an operation should keep in mind that neither Pakistan was so meek to succumb to its threats nor its masses can be impressed through uncorroborated boasts. He said that threatening tone of Modi is not more than a dream of an imprudent person and he should stop day dreaming to impress Pakistan by such statements.   He said that the efforts of government of Pakistan for peace should not be constructed as its weakness as its leadership, masses and specially its Armed forces have capability and right to pay in the same coin to the sentiments expressed from across the border.