Pakistani High Commissioner shuts up pro-India journalist Yalda Hakim in the UK

Yalda Hakim, who recently demonstrated public support for India and was praised there, echoed India's position in the interview
A heated interview on Sky News took place between Pakistan’s High Commissioner to the UK, Dr. Mohammad Faisal, and pro-India journalist Yalda Hakim.
The topic was the alleged downing of Indian Rafale fighter jets by Pakistan. The interview quickly gained attention online due to Dr. Faisal’s calm and firm response.
Yalda Hakim, who has been praised in India for her support of its narrative, challenged Pakistan’s claims. She questioned the evidence used to prove that Indian Rafales were shot down. She quoted Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, saying that the claim was based on information from social media. Her tone was sharp and critical.
In response, Dr. Faisal stayed composed. He politely asked Hakim to remain respectful. Then he brought up a report from CNN. He said the report quoted top French intelligence officials who confirmed that more than one Indian Rafale jet was destroyed.
Dr. Faisal said, “I hope you watched the CNN report. A French intelligence officer was quoted saying they had destroyed over one jet. More information is coming. I trust CNN—it’s an internationally respected news agency.”
This strong reply left Yalda Hakim without a comeback. Viewers noticed her silence after the statement. Social media users from Pakistan praised Dr. Faisal’s confidence and respectful tone.
The interview clip is now viral across multiple platforms. Many say it exposed biased journalism. Others believe it helped Pakistan’s version of the story gain international support.
This moment may become a key point in media coverage of the ongoing Pakistan-India air defense tensions.
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