Pakistan Army attache publicly gestures to slit Indian protestors' throat in UK | Video

As members of the Indian community staged a protest outside the Pakistan High Commission in London condemning the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Pakistan Army defence attache gestured to slit Indian protestors throat publicly.

Colonel Taimur Rahat of Pakistan Army, Air and Army Attache at Pakistan’s Mission in UK gestured to slit the throats of Indian diaspore while holding a placard with a picture of Indian Air Force Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman in his hand.

Members of the Indian community were staging a protest condemning the ghastly terror attack that killed 26 civilians in Baisaran near Pahalgam on April 22.

A member said, "We are here to support the Indians. I'm Indian Jewish, and we have a big Jewish community over here, which always supports India because we have the same enemies; Islamic radicalisation is there all over the world. Israel faced on October 7th (2023), and when I saw that it happened in India, it reminded me of that. Terrorists came and killed innocent people, and this terrorism is fed by the Pakistani Islamic regime, and we will be here and will support India all the time. PM Modi is doing great work, and I hope he does something to stop this terrorism. I was caught in a bomb blast in Bombay in the 90s. I escaped, but I know from personal experience how a bomb or a terrorist activity could affect people. We are here and we will always be together."