Pak Journalist's 'Burnol' Counter To UK Anchor's Chandrayaan-3 Remark; 'Jalte Hai Yeh...' | Viral

Published on Aug 25, 2023 05:08 pm IST

A Pakistani cricket analyst's humorous counter to a British journalist on India's Moon Mission Chandrayaan-3 has gone viral online. During a discussion with a Pakistani colleague, Mohsin Ali had a rather furious reaction as he criticised Patrick Christys for his bulletin in which he asked India to return the 2.3 billion pounds of aid that London apparently sent between 2016 and 2021. "Inhe Burnol Bheje," Ali said in the viral video lambasting the UK anchor.

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