Congress leader Pawan Khera on Friday criticised former Delhi Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi over her social media post blaming Opposition leaders for their alleged remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack.
Responding to Bedi’s post, Khera demanded that she delete it and threatened legal action if she failed to do so.
"I expected better from you. If an educated person like you can fall for fake propaganda without verifying facts, what can we expect from those whose only qualification is a degree in political science?" Khera said.
"Apologise and delete the post, or be prepared to face legal consequences," he added.
This comes a day after Bedi shared a post on her official X (formerly Twitter) account, claiming that Pakistan had managed to insert a clause in the United Nations' condemnation resolution for the Pahalgam attack, stating: "The terrorists did not kill after asking about religion...!"
Her post alleged that Pakistan had achieved this by presenting "tweets and videos of 12 Indian Opposition leaders as evidence", including statements by Congress’s chief spokesperson Pawan Khera, Supriya Shrinate, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, and other Opposition figures.
The post further claimed that China (which holds veto power) later intervened to remove the clause, which originally stated: "The Muslim terrorists killed after asking about religion...!"
