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Celebrities say a prayer for Lahore

Celebrities say a prayer for Lahore

Bollywood celebrities joined their Pakistani counterparts in condemning the heinous suicide blast in Lahore
Updated 28 Mar, 2016

It's often the most trying times that unite people, and the suicide blast at Lahore's Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park saw celebrities from both sides of the border condemning the heinous act.

Some expressed their dismay at the senseless violence:

Others condemned the perpetrators in strong, unequivocal words:

Many Bollywood stars sent their condolences:

Some said a prayer for better times:

Amen.

Comments

adnan Mar 28, 2016 02:57pm
how many of these billionaire celebrities of Pakistan regularly pay charities to "teach a child foundation" "kashf" thelisymia SUN foundation for education and others? do they give a good portion over and above their luxury needs even to education charities? or they just tweet
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ehsan Mar 28, 2016 06:40pm
@adnan Who knows, because Moin akhter used to do that! He was also a celebrity from television industry, if he could do that, may be, dome others do also!
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Muhammad Azam Mar 28, 2016 06:55pm
Lahore is the city of lively hearts people- It will live till the day of Qayama'h Inshallah. All such cruel attempts are against humanity, against Islam and against patriotism. We strongly condemn this incident and request the Govt. to declare such OPEN ENEMY of PAKISTAN and bring them to boards to execute. Again pray for Lahore - it will live INSHALLAH
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saeeds Mar 29, 2016 08:08am
@adnan I think rich included celebrities are the one running many charities. Poor bring kids in this world without any thought and except rich are responsible for them. If we should do our part and forget what other doing we will be in better shape. Thank all you for kind words.
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sandeep Mar 29, 2016 12:34pm
Feel So Sorry For Families ... I think time to seriously give insaniyat some leverage in religious discourse and seriously deliberate to make religion private affair sans politics and public life
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