Twitter alert: A vigil for Steve Jobs...in Karachi?

It seems Karachiites do not want to stay behind in mourning the demise of co-founder of Apple.


Ema Anis October 06, 2011

The world woke up today to hear of the sad demise of Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple – a company that revolutionized world technology. As the whole world mourned the death of an icon, Karachiites were not far behind either.

A vigil, originated with the setup of the hash tag #SteveJobsKHIVigil on Twitter, is to be supposedly held in Karachi at BawanyTech to commemorate the loss of Jobs.

Here’s what local twitterati had to say about the vigil:

kaalakawaa

This vigil firmly establishes Karachi as Pakistan's most liberal and globally connected city. No feudal shackles here. #SteveJobsKHIVigil

faheemj

#SteveJobsKHIVigil is very real, its happening

abbassjaffer

By the way whose having this vigil because the owner of Bawanytech doesn't know about it, just confirmed... #SteveJobsKHIVigil

shakirhusain

no but Okra is said to be catering the event. RT @talhawynne: Any news of chana pulao at #SteveJobsKHIVigil yet?

adilraza

"@kaalakawaa But seriously this idea is nuts #SteveJobsKHIVigil " & kind of an invitation for mobile snatchers add #leave-ur-iPhones-at-home

anthonypermal

Suggestion to those holding vigil for #SteveJobs in #Pakistan: instead of buying the next iPhone, donate it to the flood victims

umairjav

This Steo Jobs vigil business has really brightened up my afternoon. Much thanks to all concerned.

mirza9

I don't know what to retweet. There is too much hilarity from this candle light vigil for Steve Jobs.

sharmeenochinoy

If govt of #Sindh can dedicated a life size poster 2 Michael Jackson- Then a candle light vigil 4 Steve Jobs in #Karachi seems JUST FINE!

zed_nuthouse

#SteveJobsKHIVigil - Lets give Steve Sitara - e - Imtiaz too?

Ziyad_F

I'm still waiting for someone to say this is a (very) late April Fools' Day prank. It might just have been a silly rumour #SteveJobsKHIVigil

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