Indian filmmaker trolled for celebrating attack on Pakistan Stock Exchange

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) building was attacked by four heavily armed terrorists in Karachi on Monday morning. Police killed all four assailants who attacked the building. At least two civilians also lost their lives in the attack and multiple were injured.

Some reports said that four guards and a policeman were also martyred.

There was an attack on the PSX compound earlier today. The situation is still unfolding and management, with the help of security forces, is managing the security and controlling the situation.

(1/2)#PSX

— PSX (@pakstockexgltd) June 29, 2020

As the news of the incident started circulating on social media, Indian filmmaker Ashoke Pandit took to Twitter and wrote, “#TerroristsKillTerrorists in #Karachi stock exchange in Pakistan.”

#TerroristsKillTerrorists in #Karachi stock exchange in Pakistan .

— Ashoke Pandit (@ashokepandit) June 29, 2020

Following his remarks, Twitter users started criticising Pandit for his insensitive remarks and demanded him to apologise for his comments.

Calling innocent victims "terrorists" just because of their nationality is vile. Indians like you are a blot on both country and humanity Mr. Pandit.
You should delete your tweet and apologise. https://t.co/2pQI1I47iQ

— Ram Subramanian (@VORdotcom) June 29, 2020

Indian filmmaker with verified a account and over 200k followers glorifies Karachi terrorist attack. Wonder what will Twitter do about it? @verified @TwitterSupport @Twitter https://t.co/B0I5isxUGz

— Husham Ahmed (@hushamahmed) June 29, 2020

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