Pakistani politician Rehman Malik tags card game UNO instead of United Nations in post on Kashmir, Twitter has a field day

Rehman Malik, a former Pakistan interior minister and a prominent leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party, on Tuesday posted an indignant tweet about “brutalities” in Jammu and Kashmir. The post, however, is unlikely to help the Pakistan politician’s cause too much. That is because, instead of tagging the United Nations (UN) in his post — presumably to garner international attention — Malik mistakenly tagged the Twitter account of UNO, a card game.  

Malik, interestingly, was a former intelligence officer and had worked in the Federal Investigation Agency of Pakistan. In response, Twitter users had a laugh riot as they mocked the gaffe —

@realUNOgame : pic.twitter.com/YvqGpkAFlE

— Meghrajsinh Jadeja🚩 (@MeghrajsinhJ) August 26, 2019

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Some others even called upon the UNO card game company to act on the issue, tongue firmly in cheek.

Yes, @realUNOgame must act on the senseless use of Draw 4 and Draw 2 by Indian forces https://t.co/OnTGhH01yn

— Abhimanyu Mathur (@MadCrazyHatter_) August 27, 2019

He may be referring to brutalities of Draw 4 Card during 'UNO' time and require urgent attention by @realUNOgame .! For @SenRehmanMalik these are some serious issues to be discuss on twitter. 😂😂 https://t.co/SSTyfVKJ7N

— Jinay Kothari (@kotharijinay) August 26, 2019

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Still others gave Malik similar ideas for his next political campaign —

In conclusion, we can only say that this was one instance where even the Pakistan government would admit that the Kashmir “card” didn’t quite work for it.