Farhan Saeed has a message for Pakistanis, Celebrities Or Otherwise!

25th July 2018, General Elections 2018, will write the future of Pakistan for the new five years. Everybody, not only the political parties, but everybody who has a reach, (read TV channels, celebrities, brands, influencers) are calling out to utilize their right to vote and make a difference. Its our civic duty. We ought to vote to secure our future. However, there are people who do not take this seriously at all, then complain about the leadership of the country for the years to come.
There are a number of Pakistani celebs, who are currently on vacations and/or are flying out of country for Hum Awards on the 28th in Toronoto, conveniently ignoring the general elections due to be held tomorrow.
In a time like this, Farhan Saeed, who has recently sung the anthem of PTI’s election campaign, calls out to people/his fellow celebs to not forget their civic duty.
All the people from my fraternity & otherwise travelling abroad at such a crucial time is so heart-breaking . Please let’s not take our country’s future for granted. #Elections2018 #PakistanElections
— Farhan Saeed (@farhan_saeed) July 23, 2018
Farhan Saeed’s Tweet has been met with a lot of appreciation.
https://twitter.com/zeeshankhanMUFC/status/1021451586982334464
Yehi actors or actresses phir tweets kr rhy hoty hein attention seek krny k lye. Ab ye jo celebrities ja rhy hein bahir or vote nahi dy rhy ye dobara gov ko criticize kr k dikhaein.
— Aamenah Khan (@aamenah_khan) July 23, 2018
bilkul theekh baat 👏👌
phir social media par beth kar batein bhi yahin karenge kuch dino baad 😏— عمارہ 🇵🇰🌸 (@ammarah30) July 23, 2018
You're absolutely right.. Half of our industry stars move to Canada for hum awards show bcz award show is more important
@KubraMKhan @realhaniahehe @TheMahiraKhan #YasirHussain #ShazKhan and many more…
Sirf tabdeli ka tweet krne se tabdeli nh ahe gi 😏 shame @Humtvnetwork— Asmmmyyy (@AsmaHanifyy) July 23, 2018
Ab agly 5 saalon may mulk may jo bhi ho these people won't have any right to criticize the government.
— Aamenah Khan (@aamenah_khan) July 23, 2018