Delegation of Overseas Pakistanis met Khushdil Khan Malik in Luton…
Delegation of Overseas Pakistanis met
Khushdil Khan Malik in Luton…
Luton. A delegation of Overseas Pakistanis living in Luton met the former Additional Secretary to the Government of Pakistan and former Provincial Minister Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa, Mr. Khushdil Khan Malik and paid tributes to his devoted services for the welware and facilitation of Overseas Pakistanis living all over the world. The delegation was comparing Raja Safeer Iqbal, Talib Qureshi and arif Qureshi who had called on him to bid farewell on completion of his visit of United Kingdom.
Earlier Overseas Pakistanis hosted a dinner in honour of Mr. Malik at the residence of Raja Safeer Iqbal in Luton, which was attended by large of members of diaspora including Zubair Iqbal Kiyani, Ibne Amin, Jawaad Ahmad, Saeed ur Rehman and Malik Adil Nawaz, who highly lauded great victory of Pakistan over India in the recent war, which has raised the stature of Pakistan all over the world.
In his address, Mr. Malik has thanked Pakistani Community living in United Kingdom for showing their fervour in arranging many events on the recently celebrated Independence Day in all major cities of U.K with special significance of glorious victory of Pakistan in recent war against India, which has been acknowledged by all over the world which has brought good name for Pakistan in the comity of nations.
On this occasion, he also appreciated the diaspora which has highly applauded the brave Armed Forces for such glorious victory over India in the recent war which has brought pride and pleasure for the diaspora all over the world and such great victory was also being celebrated at community level by holding many marches on the roads with chanting slogans "Pakistan Zindabad” and in favour of Armed Forces while holding portraits of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir like other countries of the world, where Independence day of Pakistan was also celebrated with great pump and show after the historic victory of Pakistan in "Marika e Haq”.
