Muhajir Culture Day celebrated

Published December 25, 2022
Participants in a rally to mark Muhajir Culture Day pass through the Teen Hatti flyover on Saturday.—Faysal Mujeeb
Participants in a rally to mark Muhajir Culture Day pass through the Teen Hatti flyover on Saturday.—Faysal Mujeeb

KARACHI: Several rallies were taken out from different parts of Karachi, Hyderabad and Mirpurkhas as part of Muhajir Culture Day celebrations on Saturday.

In Karachi, the main rally, organised by Naujawanan-i-Muhajir, was taken out from Karimabad.

The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan also organised a rally that culminated at Numaish traffic intersection.

Many political parties and civil society organisations set up their camps to welcome participants in the rally and to express solidarity.

In Hyderabad, MQM-P staged out a rally that started from Liberty Chowk and culminated at Kohinoor Chowk.

In Mirpurkhas, the MQM-P and a Muhajir youth organisation took out a rally from the Railway Station roundabout to the local press club.

Published in Dawn, December 25th, 2022

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