The premier also sent flowers, greeting cards and cakes to them to mark the occasion.
In his message to the Hindu community, Nawaz said that Diwali signifies “salvation of the righteous and vindication of their stance for which they had the courage to render sacrifices”.
The prime minister appreciated the role of the Hindu community and its contribution to national development.
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I also wish all Hindu brethren happy Diwali.
oh great. How many in total? 1 or 2 or 3? I dont think count of Hindu lawmakers including in National and provincial assemblies will cross a single digit.
You just mentioned Diwali means Love,peace and Harmony,But Does indian primister Modi knows,He need to be educated in this mater,I understand he is Anti muslim AND anti PAKISTAN.
It is very kind of him to do that and send sweets to Indian PM and President.
As soon as he attended PM Modi swearing in, the guns started blazing on LOC/IB...
I hope that they stop this nuisance and use all the resources for projects to lift poor people out of dire poverty...
This is a very nice gesture from PM Nawaz Sharif and I appreciate it.