Trevor Noah, host of the show "The Daily Show", apologizes for the "mockery" of Indo-Pakistani tensions

Comedian and Host of an American TV Show The Daily Show, Trevor Noah, is excused after a Twitter user accused him of make fun of the tensions between India and Pakistan.

In an episode of Daily Show Noah declared whether the two countries were going to war, it would be "the most entertaining war of all time" and that "it would also be the longest war of all time – another dance number! "suggested Noah. that the Indian soldiers going to war would be like a musical comedy.

Noah received negative reactions on social media, with people calling his comments insensitive and shocking. On Saturday, a Twitter user said he was "sad to see someone who had a violent past mocking the war through a Bollywood stereotype." "Trevor Noah's mother was shot in the head by her husband (Trevor's father-in-law)," said the user. "Imagine someone making fun of him with a Xhosa stereotype – the tribe to which his mother belongs."

In a tweet late Saturday night, Noah recounted that he had made jokes about the fact that his mother had been shot in the head and that comedy was helping the process. pain and discomfort. "… but I'm sorry it hurts you, you and the others, it's not what I was trying to do," he said.

In another tweet, Noah said that his "joke" about the conflict between the two countries is more likely than the history of the conflict itself. "Sometimes it seems that jokes made by comedians are more shocking than the problem itself," he said.

Actress Swara Bhasker also had criticized Noah for his comments on the episode. "It was lazy [and] patronizing [and] feeling the world's first arrogance [and] colonial stereotypes," she tweeted Sunday.

Another user stated that the comments were "racist", "stereotyped" and "downright offensive". Some users have criticized him for not taking seriously the situation between India and Pakistan.