Though talent has no borders but borders can create problems when talent wants to cross them. This is clearly manifested in Pakistan India context. It has become common of Shiv Sena now to mistreat Pakistani personalities who are invited to India. Here are a few personalities who faced trouble in neighboring country,
Ghulam Ali
Recently, Shiv Sena workers staged a protest against Pakistani ghazal singer, Ustad Ghulam Ali, who is expected to perform at the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple in Varanasi during the inaugural day of an annual music concert.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
Shiv Sena workers have torn his banners who is going to perform in the country on April 30th. They claim that they are going to protest in front of Khan and that this protest is only warning.
Waseem Akram
Waseem Akram along with Shoaib Akhter was forced to quit the ongoing India-South Africa series and return home early.
Mahira Khan
Mahira Khan was banned in India by Shiv Sena. The group announced objection to Mahira’s presence in India.
Khursheed Kasuri
Khursheed Kasuri met severe criticism in the neighboring country especially by Shiv Sena. At his book launch, Shiv Sena threatened the law and order situation badly and also smeared black ink on the face of top diplomat, Sudheendra Kulkarni who was organizer of the event.
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