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Pakistani celebrities actively encourage public to vote in elections

Pakistani celebrities actively encourage public to vote in elections

  • The government formed through votes is apprehensive of the electorate.
  • Pakistan is heading towards an election on 8th February, with a youth bulge of 63%.
  • Celebrities, including Bushra Ansari and Haroon Shahid, are urging the public to vote.
For 76 years, Pakistan has navigated a sensitive path, which unfortunately has transformed into a roundabout. At the top of the list of numerous reasons for this situation is the public's unawareness of the crucial significance of voting.

The country has experienced a succession of dictators, each filling their coffers while the populace languishes in poverty, largely due to people not recognizing the importance of democracy.

Although an election alone won't bring about magical changes, a government formed through votes, rather than in power drawing rooms, is apprehensive of the electorate.

After the constitution was subverted last year, Pakistan is once again heading towards an election on 8th February. With a youth bulge of 63%, the only way forward is for the public to actively participate and vote, promoting stability, health, and peace.

Pakistani celebrities are playing a crucial role in urging the public to come out on the 8th of February and cast their votes for their favorite candidates. From Bushra Ansari to Haroon Shahid, celebrities are emphasizing the importance of voting for their fans.

 

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