Pakistani celebs show off their inked thumbs after casting votes

Considering the importance of exercising their right to vote, many Pakistani celebrities head out to fulfill their national duty soon after polling began for general election on Wednesday morning.

The public, including the celebrities, have been casting their votes since 8 in the morning, even if they have to stand in long queues. After casting their votes, many renowned celebrities took to the social networking sites to show their inked thumb and urged their fans to go out and vote.

Pakistan Pehle. Let’s hope that the coming future brings tremendous progress and prosperity. Our people deserve it! #PakistanZindabad pic.twitter.com/R4gbzSdlpF

— Ali Zafar (@AliZafarsays) July 25, 2018

Go out and vote! It's one duty to your country that must be carried out once in every 5 years so don't be a lazy bum! #ElectionPakistan2018 pic.twitter.com/L1pZRg80eR

— Ali Gul Pir (@Aligulpir) July 25, 2018

#ElectionPakistan2018 PLEASE GET OUT NOW AND VOTE!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/68mQhadi5R

— Hamza Ali Abbasi (@iamhamzaabbasi) July 25, 2018

Aaj kay naam, aur anay walay kal kay naam. (My 8-yr old son stood with me in the line. He then helped me fold the vote and put it in the ballot box. Now that's a moment worth remembering) #PakistanElections2018 #ElectionPakistan2018 pic.twitter.com/2JIJeWmOSy

— Adeel Hashmi (@AdeelHashmi3) July 25, 2018

National duty fulfiled. It was extremely hot but worth it. Please, please, please go VOTE. Going to Toronto later tonight! 🇵🇰 🗳 ?? pic.twitter.com/meTzvcz58k

— Bilal Khan (@bilalkhan) July 25, 2018

Voted.#AbsirfImranKhan#BallaypeNishan#PakistanElections2018
P.s a sweet quick trip to my home town reminded me just how Beautiful Islamabad is.
looking forward to an even more beautiful Future ??🇵🇰🇵🇰 #NayaPakistan@ImranKhanPTI @PTIofficial pic.twitter.com/eGvZmqdBVQ

— MAWRA HOCANE (@MawraHocane) July 25, 2018

I Voted!
No matter who you are voting for today, Do Vote. The only way forward is through Free and Fair Elections.
Your voice matters! Make it count. #elections2018
HumMeinSe #Aik #loudspeaker pic.twitter.com/1pfgqBe5y5

— manshapasha (@manshapasha) July 25, 2018

A 14 hour flight to get to THIS. pic.twitter.com/bGpaWUBnZN

— vasay chaudhry (@vasaych) July 25, 2018

Vote do #Pakistan ki khatir. #election2018🇵🇰

A post shared by Amna Babar (@amnababer) on Jul 24, 2018 at 11:04pm PDT

My polling station for NA 247 and PS 111 was Hampton Grammar School in Clifton, Karachi. I was there by 8 am, the polling started at 8:15. It was minorly chaotic (as all starts in Pakistan are) but there were polling agents, supervisors, lots of rangers and a few of us early bird voters. It all went by relatively smoothly and felt pretty decently sorted out. I was out by 8:35. Remember to carry your silsila number and your block code on a separate sheet. You can’t register without these 2 pieces of information. To get this info. Message your ID card number to 8300. Vote intelligently and for those you believe can achieve desired results and are in line with your value system. Pakistan zindabad! 🇵🇰 (Now I’m going to catch some zzzzz’s 😴) . . . . . . #adnanmalik #elections #pakistanelections #voteforpakistan

A post shared by Adnan Malik (@adnanmalik1) on Jul 24, 2018 at 9:02pm PDT

A post shared by Entertainment & Lifestyle Blog (@etrendsdotpk) on Jul 25, 2018 at 1:11am PDT

V-O-T-E #tabdeeli

A post shared by Bilal Abbas Khan Official (@bilalabbas_khan) on Jul 24, 2018 at 10:31pm PDT

This was the state of our polling station in kamahaan lahore... no sewrage... polling station on the first floor where the elderly could not go to vote. But that doesnt stop us!!! Go out and vote for pakistan people!!!! 💚🇵🇰💚 Pakistan paindabad!!!

A post shared by MARIA.B. (@mariabofficial) on Jul 24, 2018 at 9:27pm PDT

However, timings have not been in favour of some celebs, as quite a few celebrities such as Mahira Khan have flown all the way to Toronto, Canada to attend a national TV awards. Seeing this, enraged Farhan Saeed expressed his disappointment towards the celebs who took their national responsibility for granted.