
'Don't allow Pakistani terrorists...': Firebrand Dutch leader Geert Wilders on Reasi terror attack in J-K
India TV NewsAmsterdam: The firebrand anti-Islam Dutch leader Geert Wilders reacted to the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district, where nine people were killed and 41 others were injured, telling India to not allow "Pakistani terrorists" to enter Kashmir and kill Hindus. Wilders also supported the suspended Bharatiya Janata Party leader Nupur Sharma for her infamous 'Prophet Mohammad' remark that triggered outrage among Muslims. Wilders' Party for Freedom reached a coalition deal last month with three other party leaders on Thursday to form the next government in the Netherlands after his shock triumph in the elections was nullified by his failure to receive the support of all three parties to form a coalition. Meanwhile, as the results of the European Parliament elections are underway, Wilders’ far-right party was second behind a Left-Green alliance, making big gains but touted to fall back in second place.
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