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Pak Lawmaker Mocks Khawaja Asif: 'Is There No Shame?' After Munir's Iran Visit
✍️ Times of India
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 05:57 PM
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A Pakistani lawmaker has publicly ridiculed Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif following the visit of ISI chief Asim Munir to Iran, questioning the government's diplomatic conduct.
Political tensions have risen within Pakistan following a sharp exchange involving senior government officials. A Pakistani lawmaker has openly mocked Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif, using the phrase 'Koi sharam hoti hai?' which translates to 'Is there no shame?', in response to recent diplomatic activities.
The criticism was directed specifically at the visit of the head of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Asim Munir, to Iran. The lawmaker's remarks suggest dissatisfaction with the manner in which the visit was handled or the lack of transparency regarding its outcomes.
This incident highlights the ongoing friction between different factions within the Pakistani political landscape, particularly concerning foreign policy decisions and intelligence operations. The use of such strong language by a member of parliament indicates a significant level of discontent among certain political circles.
While no official response from Khawaja Asif or the Foreign Ministry has been detailed in the immediate reports, the public nature of the mockery is expected to fuel further debate in the national assembly regarding diplomatic protocol and government accountability.
The criticism was directed specifically at the visit of the head of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Asim Munir, to Iran. The lawmaker's remarks suggest dissatisfaction with the manner in which the visit was handled or the lack of transparency regarding its outcomes.
This incident highlights the ongoing friction between different factions within the Pakistani political landscape, particularly concerning foreign policy decisions and intelligence operations. The use of such strong language by a member of parliament indicates a significant level of discontent among certain political circles.
While no official response from Khawaja Asif or the Foreign Ministry has been detailed in the immediate reports, the public nature of the mockery is expected to fuel further debate in the national assembly regarding diplomatic protocol and government accountability.