Rashid Mehmood regrets being a Patriotic Pakistani

On a talk show, Rashid Mehmood shared his regrets about being a Pakistani national and choosing to live there.

Rashid Mehmood regrets being a Patriotic Pakistani f

he would not choose to be born in the country.

Rashid Mehmood shared his disappointment in being a Pakistani due to the dire conditions of the country.

The veteran actor recently captured the attention of social media users across Pakistan.

He boldly protested against the mounting electricity bills and unjust taxes burdening the population.

His actions resonated deeply with many who shared his frustrations and concerns about the prevailing injustices in the system.

On Wasi Shah’s show, Rashid Mehmood clarified the intentions behind his viral protest.

He emphasised that his stance was not driven by a need for financial assistance but rather by a profound sense of injustice.

Rashid expressed his previously deep-rooted love for Pakistan and his lifelong dedication to serving the nation.

However, he candidly shared his disillusionment with the current state of affairs in the country.

Rashid lamented the pervasive injustices that have marred his sense of national pride.

He stated that if given another lifetime, he would not choose to be born in the country.

He claimed that despite his love for Pakistan and his unwavering service to its people, the current circumstances have left him disheartened.

In a moment of reflection, Rashid Mehmood disclosed a personal regret.

He recounted a missed opportunity to work with the Voice of America in the United States.

Rashid Mehmood revealed that he opted to forgo this chance in favour of remaining in Pakistan to contribute to his nation’s progress.

Rashid’s outcry is not isolated but a reflection of the widespread hardship faced by countless Pakistanis struggling to cope with soaring bills.

Tragically, just a week prior, a heart-breaking incident unfolded in Punjab.

A 65-year-old woman, burdened by an inflated electricity bill she could barely pay, took her own life.

According to her grieving family, the woman had been diligently saving money for her hernia treatment.

However, all her hard-earned savings went into paying the massive electricity bill.

The weight of financial strain became unbearable on her shoulders.

On the fateful day, driven by a mix of desperation and hopelessness, the woman ventured out of her home.

Initially, her intention was to purchase much-needed medication.

However, overwhelmed by the crushing reality of her circumstances, she succumbed to despair and tragedy, choosing to end her life.

Rashid Mehmood’s remarks have sparked conversations and shed light on the pressing need for reform and equity in the country

Ayesha is our South Asia correspondent who adores music, arts and fashion. Being highly ambitious, her motto for life is, "Even the Impossible spells I'm Possible".



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