<p>BJP stages protest near Pakistan High Commission over Bilawal Bhutto's remarks</p>.<p>Scores of BJP leaders and workers staged a protest near Pakistan High Commission here on Friday over Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto's remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.</p>.<p>The protesters also demanded an apology for Bhutto's 'insensible' remarks.</p>.<p>The protesters held BJP flags and placards some of which read: 'Pakistan aukaat ma aao and Maafi mango' (Pakistan stay in your limits and apologise) and 'Pakistan hosh mein aayo' (Wake up Pakistan).</p>.<p>Lashing out at Bhutto for his personal remark against Modi, a party leader said, "We condemn Bhutto's remarks. How could he use such a language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He should always remember that his grandfather begged India for forgiveness.</p>.<p>"Pakistan should be thrown out of the United Nations for attacking the Indian leader. They harbour terrorists," said a party leader.</p>.<p>Another leader said Bhutto should not have used such words for Indian leaders.</p>.<p>"We won't tolerate such insensible statement against our leader. Pakistan should apologise," said Tahir Khan.</p>.<p>Bhutto made the comments following India's External Affairs minister S Jaishankar's sharp attack on Pakistan over its support to terrorism at the United Nations Security Council meeting. </p>
<p>BJP stages protest near Pakistan High Commission over Bilawal Bhutto's remarks</p>.<p>Scores of BJP leaders and workers staged a protest near Pakistan High Commission here on Friday over Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto's remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.</p>.<p>The protesters also demanded an apology for Bhutto's 'insensible' remarks.</p>.<p>The protesters held BJP flags and placards some of which read: 'Pakistan aukaat ma aao and Maafi mango' (Pakistan stay in your limits and apologise) and 'Pakistan hosh mein aayo' (Wake up Pakistan).</p>.<p>Lashing out at Bhutto for his personal remark against Modi, a party leader said, "We condemn Bhutto's remarks. How could he use such a language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He should always remember that his grandfather begged India for forgiveness.</p>.<p>"Pakistan should be thrown out of the United Nations for attacking the Indian leader. They harbour terrorists," said a party leader.</p>.<p>Another leader said Bhutto should not have used such words for Indian leaders.</p>.<p>"We won't tolerate such insensible statement against our leader. Pakistan should apologise," said Tahir Khan.</p>.<p>Bhutto made the comments following India's External Affairs minister S Jaishankar's sharp attack on Pakistan over its support to terrorism at the United Nations Security Council meeting. </p>