NEW DELHI: The war of words between India and Pakistan  is in full of form and   turned  dreadfully  with the latter's foreign minister calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "terrorist".

Pakistan's foreign minister Khawaja Asif has acted in response to Union minister Sushma Swaraj's recent comment at the UN that his country is a "pre- finest export factory for terror."

Asif strikes back at India in an interview yesterday with Pakistan's Geo TV.

"At the (UN) General Assembly, Sushma Swaraj laid blame on us of exporting terror, while in fact, it is a terrorist who is Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his (the PM's) hands have the blood of murdered Muslims in Gujarat," said Asif.

"A terrorist party is ruling India, the RSS rules India," added Asif.

However, just last week, Asif himself admitted that to allow terrorists like Mumbai attacks instigator Hafiz Saeed operate in the country with impunity is a "liability" for Pakistan.

"Saeed, LeT, they are a liability, I accept it but give us time to get rid of them, we don't have the assets to deal with these liabilities," said Asif at the Asia Society in New York.

He also accused of the creation of people like Saeed,  to the US.

"Don't blame us for Saeed, these people were your darlings 20 years ago, they were being dined and wined in the White House. Now you say go to hell, Pakistan," said Asif.

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