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The Sindh chapter of Pakistan Muslim League-Q (PML-Q) celebrated the Pakistan Day by arranging a unique boat rally in the open sea here on Monday. The rally named 'Caravan-e-Bahar' started from Ibrahim Hyderi, an old coastal locality of Karachi. Many boats decorated with colorful bunting and the national flags took part in the rally. A large number of children wearing uniforms presented a tableau. They paraded like small soldiers and sang the national anthem to show the national unity and solidarity.
Noted singers and folk dancers sang national songs and displayed their skills of traditional Sindhi, Balochi, Punjabi and Seraiki dances. A large number of men, women and children chanting slogans of Allah Akbar and Pakistan Zindabad took part in the boat rally, while a huge crowd was present at the jetty to see decorated colorful boats of the rally.
Sindh PML-Q leader Haleem Adil Sheikh hoisted the national flag in the open sea to celebrate the United Nations decision to increase the Pakistan coastal limits to another 50,000 square kilometers. Speaking on the occasion, Haleem Adil Sheikh said the enemy should know that "we are a strong nation". He said "we as a nation are united and standing before the enemy like a stone wall. On the occasion, PML-Q leaders Naeem Adil Sheikh, Abdul Latif Rind, Agha Rafiullah, Asif Jamal, Rana Zulfiqar, Sheikh Iqbal, Javed Awan, Fareeda Laghari, Jamila Baloch, Tasneem Zahra, Zeenat Mughal, Shafqat Begum, Kausar Bibi, Nageena Khan and others were present.

Copyright Pakistan Press International, 2015

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