I’m Sure All The Indian People Are Mostly Wating For Celebrating Their Specials Happy Holi Festival. On the same day, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto extended his Diwali greetings to the Hindi community in Pakistan.Happy Holi 2020 Status Video Download:- Now Days Let Start on indin “ Colors of Festival” Alson Known As Holi. “Pakistan Peoples Party has always spoken of protection of the rights of minorities,” CM House Sindh wrote in another tweet Diwali is a festival of joys and lights, says Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah,” the handle tweeted. “Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah congratulates the Hindu community on Diwali.
In the tweets that came after the blunder, the CM's office underlined their support for the Hindu community in Pakistan.
One can only be sad at the state of affairs if the staff at the CM House Sindh doesn’t know the difference between Diwali and Holi. Sindh has the largest number of Hindu population in Pakistan with areas where Hindus are in overwhelming majority. He condemned the politician's ignorance and wrote that Sindh has the largest Hindu population in Pakistan 'with areas where Hindus are in the overwhelming majority'. The Pakistan-based journalist didn't mince his words. Instead of posting a message or a photo about the festival of light, Murad Ali Shah seemingly shared a photo of himself with Holi colours and an odd crane that seems to have been photoshopped in the background.Įven though the tweet was deleted, the message spread quickly after many netizens promptly took screenshots of it.Ī screenshot of the gaffe was also shared by Pakistani journalist Murtaza Solangi. But all eyes were on a tweet posted by the Chief Minister of the Pakistani province of Sindh. Several leaders and politicians of the world posted Diwali messages on their social media accounts to wish their followers. In a major gaffe that has drawn heavy criticism from tweeple, the Chief Minister of Sindh in Pakistan, Syed Murad Ali Shah wished the Hindu community a 'Happy Holi' on the occasion Diwali. A screenshot of the gaffe was also shared by Pakistani journalist Murtaza Solangi.
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