Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari
Islamabad: Nothing can be said about what happens in Pakistan. Pakistan Day has been celebrated on Sunday, 23 March. During this period, all kinds of programs were also held all over Pakistan. Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari addressed both houses of Parliament on this special occasion and also participated in the army program. During this time, the way Zardari gave the speech is being discussed throughout Pakistan. Many videos of the speech given by President Zardari are going viral on social media. It is clear in the video that he is able to read his speech very hard.
‘Every Pakistani has a joke’
Abdul Basit, who was the superior of Pakistan in India, has also reacted to this. Basit shared a video and said that the way Asif Zardari is helpless in reading speech, the heart has been very sad. The president of the country is representative of the entire country. In such a situation, the joke of him is a joke of every Pakistani somewhere.
‘Whatever happened should not have happened’
Abdul Basit said, ‘It is clearly visible that it was difficult to read every word from Zardari. It seemed that he was not standing even standing. In such a situation, a question is whether he is ill. If sick, then why were they brought to give a speech. Urdu speech, why were he not able to read. Didn’t he already give him a speech. If he had studied two or three times before, he might not have been troubled. I think what happened should not have happened. ‘
Video is viral on social media
Many clips of Asif Zardari’s speech are also viral on social media. Many users have made fun of Zardari and said that when the master’s lesson is not remembered, then it is stuck in a similar way. On the other hand, many users have said that they are clearly seen ill. His health is not good. In such a situation, they should not be made fun of.
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