Diwali Greetings
PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari extends heartfelt congratulations to the Pakistani Hindu community and Diwali celebrants, expressing his best wishes for the festival of lights.
In his Diwali message, Bilawal emphasizes the symbolic significance of Diwali, representing light, joy, and the triumph of good over evil.
Underlining the PPP’s unwavering commitment to inter-faith tolerance, harmony, and equal rights for minorities, he highlights Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s role in enshrining these principles in the 1973 Constitution.
Bilawal underscores the legacy of Benazir Bhutto, who dedicated her life to protecting minority rights, and notes Asif Ali Zardari’s initiation of the annual celebration of the National Day of Minorities on August 11.
Proudly acknowledging the PPP’s endorsement and success of minority candidates, Bilawal encourages a collective pledge on this auspicious day to overcome darkness, hatred, and division in Pakistan.
He envisions transforming the nation into a beacon of lights, prosperity, and equality through unity. Overall, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari extends Diwali greetings to the Pakistani Hindu community and all celebrating the festival of lights.
NADRA Commences Registration Process For Undocumented Afghans
Meanwhile,
ISLAMABAD: On Monday, the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) initiated the emergency registration of undocumented Afghan nationals in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with 22 mobile vans deployed to Landi Kotal for the process.
The spokesperson stated that 20 counters, equipped with mobile vans and staffed by 140 NADRA employees working round the clock, were established at the transit point.
Starting November 1, NADRA increased its daily registration capacity to 15,000. Senior NADRA officers are present, providing assistance to foreigners returning home and ensuring the well-being of women, elders, and children. Foreigners at the border appreciated NADRA’s efficient services.
