TV actress Mahi Vij recently came into limelight regarding her personal life. After her separation from Jay Bhanushali, some trolls on social media started linking Mahi’s name with her close friend Nadeem Naz. These rumors gained momentum when Mahi shared an emotional post for Nadeem on his birthday. Now Mahi’s close friend Ankita Lokhande has come forward openly in this whole matter and has called these things wrong.

Things started from the birthday post
Actually, Mahi Vij had shared a heart-written post on Instagram on Nadeem Naz’s birthday. In this post he had called Nadeem his ‘best friend’. After this post, various things started happening on social media and people started looking at their relationship from a different perspective. After the divorce, unnecessary speculations started about Mahi’s life.

Ankita Lokhande gave clarification on Instagram
On January 11, Ankita Lokhande responded to these rumors in clear words through her Instagram story. He wrote that Nadeem Naz has always been a fatherly figure for Mahi and Jai Bhanushali. Not only this, he is also like a father to his daughter Tara. Ankita made it clear that some relationships are built over years of respect, trust and understanding and outsiders cannot judge them.

Trolls reprimanded
Expressing displeasure over the thinking of trolls, Ankita said that people start pointing fingers at someone’s personal life without knowing the truth. Praising the co-parenting of Mahi and Jai, he said that both are taking full responsibility for the upbringing of their daughter. Ankita warned the trolls and wrote, ‘Karma is watching everything.’

Mahi showed support by remaining silent
Mahi Vij did not give any direct statement on this entire matter but he definitely supported Ankita by reposting her Instagram story. This made it clear that Mahi wants to stay away from rumors in this difficult time and is standing firmly with her close people.

During the AI ​​Innovation Dialogue held at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif could not keep his point properly several times and slipped his tongue at least seven times. Because of this, he once again trolled on social media.

The dialogue took place under the chairmanship of United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, where Khwaja Asif spoke on artificial intelligence (AI) and India-Pakistan relations. However, the main discussion of his speech was not AI but his frequent linguistic mistakes became.

Video of Khwaja Asif went viral

News agency ANI has shared a video clip on Instagram, in which Asif’s tongue can be seen slipping. In the video, he sat saying ‘Breathtaking Space’, while he had to say ‘BreathTaking Pace’. Apart from this, he called ‘RIKS’, ‘Development’ as ‘Developnd’ and ‘First Time’ as ‘SIRST TIME’. He also got messed up in speaking “Six Pillars” and first spoke ‘Six Pip-Pillars’. Not only this, he also found it very difficult to speak words like ‘Instability’ and ‘Technological Disparities’.

Jokes up on social media

As soon as the video went viral, Khwaja Asif became a victim of trolling on social media. One user wrote tightly, ‘Operation Sindoor shaken them.’ The other said, ‘They are not able to speak a sentence properly.’ Another said, ‘Just as their cricket team plays, they speak.’ At the same time, a user wrote, ‘Such old and tired leaders should now retire from politics. They are neither beneficial for their country nor for the world.

There are strange statements before

Khwaja Asif has been in controversies about absurd statements many times before. During the recent floods in Pakistan, he advised people to deposit flood water in containers in the house. Describing it as’ God’s Nmat ‘, he said,’ People should take this water to their home, deposit in tubs and buckets. We should see it as a blessing.

Earlier, he claimed that Pakistan’s cyber warriors had stopped the stadium lights during an IPL match in India. He had said that this cyber attack was carried out with Pakistan’s indigenous technology. Neitizes also pulled him fiercely on this statement. One user wrote, ‘The IPL floodlights run not from Wifi but from the Secure Grid, they cannot be hacked like a router.’

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