ISLAMABAD, AUG 11 /DNA/ – The enemy is erecting a wall of hatred between us in the name of religion, we have to unite and thwart these conspiracies, Zafar Bakhtavari.
The services of the minority community for the development of the country are appreciable, said the speakers at the ceremony held on the National Day of Minorities in ICCI.
President Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ahsan Bakhtawari has demanded from the government to increase the quota of jobs for the minority community in CDA and other institutions and said that all nations and minorities living in Pakistan have equal rights.
The treatment of minorities especially Muslims in India is in front of everyone. In India, Muslims and animals are forced to drink water from the same place. This is not the time to ask the country, but to give something to the country. Let us pledge to do what we can for the country.
He was addressing a crowded event organized on the occasion of National Minorities Day at Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Sunday. In the event, tribute was paid to the role of the minority community for the development and prosperity of the country since Pakistan Movement till now and a special documentary was also shown in this regard.
President ICCI Ahsan Bakhtavari further said in his address that the heart cried tears of blood over the tragedy of Jardanwala, who are these people who are dividing us. He said that there is no competition for the blessing of freedom
If you want to know the importance of freedom, then ask the innocent people of Palestine. Just like the role of Muslims in Pakistan movement, minorities have also made sacrifices. Yes, appreciate it
Ahsan Bakhtavari said that today we all have to think about what we are giving to the country, let’s take a pledge to do whatever we can for the country. He said that the children of the minority community can be contacted for solving any problem including financial for higher education
Addressing the event, Secretary General United Business Group Zafar Bakhtawari said that my heart is filled with love for you people. According to the decree, after the formation of Pakistan, now we all have equal rights
First we all are equal as humans and Pakistanis then Muslims or Christians, we have to make our people human first. He said that unfortunately our enemy is erecting walls between us in the name of religion
In 1971, Indira Gandhi had said that the idea of ​​Pakistan has been buried, but what is happening in Bangladesh today has revived the idea of ​​Pakistan.
Zafar Bakhtavari said that the chamber belongs to all of us, why can’t someone from the minority community become the vice president or president of the chamber, you people should bring forward a talented person from among you, the chamber will make him vice president and president.
He informed the participants of the event that he struggled for a long time to install electricity meters in the slums of Islamabad, it was not an easy task, he used all his influence to get NOC from CDA. Similarly, there has been a struggle regarding the supply of gas
Zafar Bakhtawari said that the greatest religion is loyalty and standing together, let’s all pledge together that you all will give your children higher education, all doors are open for you, Bakhtawari family will help you in every possible way. Today we have to give something to Pakistan first and then think about ourselves.
On this occasion, President Blue Area Traders Association Yusuf Rajput and President Real Estate Agents Association Sardar Tahir Mehmood addressed the ceremony and said that we are all Pakistanis and we all have equal rights, all citizens living in Pakistan should be treated equally. Rights are earned. Speaking at the event, Shahbaz Chauhan said that the services of the Bakhtavari family for the minority community are not hidden from anyone. Advocate Saron Kumar, Ashraf Farzand, Tanveer Bhatti, Sadaf Shan, Sonia Rashta, Mehwish Raffakat, Shah Ron Arif, Shams Gul and Saima Shehzad also spoke on this occasion while on this occasion Chaudhry Ishaq Gibran George, Pastor Binyamin Rafiq, Jameel Khokhar, A large number of people from minority communities including Simon Sahotra, Parvez Azvi, Arshad Chauhan, Dr. Dia Chaudhry, Maria Rafiq and Aamir Javed participated.
