Pakistan Viral Video: Every day something or the other goes viral on social media. Similarly, these days a funny video has surfaced from Pakistan, which is forcing social media users to laugh. Saheb Mohammad Ali, an honorable MLA from Sindh province of neighboring country Pakistan, stands up to pay homage to Jinnah Saheb. Holding in his hand a government resolution which is in English, he starts speaking but his tongue does not cooperate and he gets stuck on every other word. Now as soon as this video surfaced, there has been a flood of memes.
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Pakistani MLA murdered English
Actually, MPA i.e. Member of Provincial Assembly Mohammad Shabbir Qureshi, who belongs to Kemari of Karachi, had to recite odes in praise of Jinnah during the assembly session. Then what, when he started reading the ode written in English, other leaders present in the House, including senior Sindh Minister Sharjeel Memon and Home Minister, could not stop laughing after hearing his English.
A video of Sindh Assembly MPA Muhammad Shabbir Qureshi struggling to pronounce English words while reading a resolution has gone viral on social media.#SindhGovt pic.twitter.com/zQPwipgqeB
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It can be clearly seen in the video that Qureshi had to take the help of fellow MLAs sitting near him to speak the words correctly. Seeing Shabbir Qureshi's struggle to read English, it seems as if he is decoding a difficult code of the Russian language.
Read such a ballad that there was a flood of memes.
Since the proposal was drafted in English, Qureshi paused repeatedly while reading and mispronounced many words, the video of which is now going viral on social media. It seemed as if there was a flood of memes on the video. Users have commented on this in different ways. Someone said that Jinnah himself was a great barrister educated at Lincoln's Inn, London and his English was excellent. Seeing all this, even Jinnah must be thinking that he should have spoken in Urdu only. While some said in unison, Brother, I have rarely seen such a massacre of the English.
After this incident, a new debate has started on social media. Many people raised the question that when tribute was to be paid to the founder of Pakistan, why was the resolution read in English? It could also be read in the national or regional languages of the country – Urdu or Sindhi. At the same time, some people have also taken a dig at the preparation and educational qualification of the leaders.
However, despite this uncomfortable situation and interruptions, he somehow completed his speech and later the resolution was passed unanimously by the House. And there has been no clarification on this from Qureshi Saheb, but seeing this style of his, the people of the internet are going crazy.