Pakistan Resolution Day celebrated by TMA & TUJ in Taxila.

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DSP Taxila(Right),Syed Imran Haider Naqvi(Center) and TMO Taxila(left)

Pakistan Resolution Day, also Republic Day, is a national holiday in Pakistan to commemorate the Lahore Resolution of 1940 and the adoption of the first constitution of Pakistan during the transition of the Dominion of Pakistan to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on 23 March 1940 making Pakistan the world’s first Islamic republic. Republic Day parade by the Armed forces is a common celebration for the event.after along time it is held in Islamabad Shakr Panriyan.

11071498_1421179444861863_2323259686931545720_n 11048272_798733463540122_6779671261655796540_n 11070093_798730640207071_3733199461415716072_nThe day is celebrated in the memory to commemorate the event when the Muslim League drafted the political resolution at the Minar-e-Pakistan that called for establishing the independent federation of four provinces located in north-western region of British India on 23 March 1940.

Tehsil  Municipal Administration Taxila and Journalist forum Tehsil Union of Journalist(TUJ) Organized Pakistan Day at Taxila Community Hall. This ceremony held to tribute Pakistan Day also tribute PAK Army and Government of Pakistan to grasp 10952419_1421167448196396_7477540073375120747_nterrorism from all over the Country. Children from deferent Schools present National song to show the soul & praise to Pakistan. This ceremony chaired by Syed Imran Haider Naqvi a young Leader of Pakistan Muslim League (N) in Taxila. Mr Naqvi is an energetic, strong welfare activist and Politician from Taxila. While addressing to Ceromony,Mr Haider said,

1517401_1421184378194703_2406487825829833581_n” Pakistan is the country of Peace, founded as a state of Islamic Republic of Pakistan with name of Islam. We tribute PAK Army   to   fighting war against terrorism. We support operation Zarb-e-Azab. Pakistan Muslim league N and especially federal minister of Pakistan for Interior, HE Ch. Nisar Ali Khan has praise to take stern action against terrorism. We love Pakistan. Pray to long live Pakistan”.

DSP Taxila Circle Muhammad Saleem Khattak, tehsil municipal officer   Taxila Qamer Zeeshan also 11088233_1421167934863014_1538832001277073785_nattend this ceremony. In the conclusion Syed Imarn Haider Naqvi  present  best performance awards to deferent community allied personality specially Journalism. Best Journalism performance award presented to Qari Wali Ur Rehman(Nawi Waqt), 10550830_1421144488198692_7851284036469996639_n

Amjad Yousuf Zai(Dawn) and Muniza Perzada(Chief Editor Mishal Time)&CEO none government organization Knocking Angels.President TUJ Rasheed Mughal(Editor Mashal Time) host this ceremony with patriotism.numbers of people from defernet community attended this ceremony.

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