#CowardModi trends on Twitter in Pakistan

Islamabad: Embarrassed by the loss meted out to Pakistan by the Indian Army, the citizens of the South Asian nation on Wednesday took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and accused India of violating ceasefire on the occasion of Eid.

In the wake of ongoing tensions across the border, #CowardModi trended on Twitter in Pakistan. Earlier in the day, reports had suggested that the Pakistani Army is embarrassed by the response of the Indian government so much so that it has barred the state TV channels from broadcasting the images of the damage inflicted on them by the Indian Army.

On microblogging website Twitter, the users targeted Modi, raking up 2002 Gujarat riots and asked him to explain why he refused to wear a skull cap at a public function.

Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader Bilawal Bhutto had on Tuesday, while referring to ceasefire violations at the Jammu and Kashmir border, took on Narendra Modi, saying the Indian Prime Minister must realise that Pakistan could “retaliate unlike his victims from Gujarat”.

Here are the reactions of the twitterati:

Do you think killing Pakistani Civilians on the day of Eid makes you a hero? No! It only makes you a #CowardModi — Farhan Khan Virk (@FarhanKVirk) October 8, 2014

Hatred is the coward's revenge for being intimidated!! #CowardModi feel intimidated by us for no good reason!! — Farhana (@FariBurki) October 8, 2014

#CowardModi... You don't forget what we have done in 65 War.! — Nabeel (@KaziTweets) October 8, 2014

#CowardModi go to hell u killer of thousands of innocent muslim #CowardModi — Ahmed Salim (@ahmedsalim461) October 8, 2014

This is yet another atrocious and wicked act committed by the #CowardIndia and their #cowardModi against Pakistan #IndiaIsTerrorist #UN — YahyaMinhas (@yahyaminhas) October 8, 2014

Indians have messed with the wrong nation. Our PM can go to hell. We'll show India what we're made of! #CowardModi #IndiaIsTerrorist — FizzaPTI (@fizza_pti) October 8, 2014