An LGBTQ-based festival named Scrapfest is being held in Karachi this weekend and social media users are not happy with it.
Scrapfest is a Canada-origin LGBTQ event is being hosted by Canadian-Pakistani musician Urvah Khan on February 4. The event is very openly promoting the LGBTQ agenda and this has triggered the netizens.
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Social media users strongly condemned the festival and also urged the government to put a ban on such events. A user felt disappointed that Pakistanis are busy with politics etc and unaware of how these westerners are successfully sponsoring such an agenda. Let’s have a look at the tweets:Â
Ya Allah, we are sorry for what we are doing right now we are busy in politics etc etc and we don’t know we are not talking about what fitnah is rising in Pakistan Please start talking about the scrapfest 2023 happening in karachi.Try to stop it #banscrapfest #snowfall #Petrol
— yymeshhh__ (@meshytweets) January 30, 2023
It’s heartbreaking to see rapidly rising trend of LGBTQ in Pakistan. Event like “scrapfest” being organized openly in Karachi is alarming. We all will be answerable before Allah. Raise your voice before it’s too late.
Govt needs to take action against it. #banscrapfest pic.twitter.com/Y2RvgREeFS— Sabahat Zahra (@SabahatZahra8) February 2, 2023
Scrapfest is an event that will take place in Karachi on 4th February. This event openly promotes LGBTQ. The people hosting this event are NOT human rights activists no matter how much they claim to be neither they are feminists. #banscrapfest
— Parkha (@parkhakhaan) February 1, 2023
An event happeing in karachi for LGBT community openly and promoting this filth in our country.this needs to be stopped! #scrapfest #banscrapfest
— Ayesha syed (@Ayeshasyed44) February 1, 2023
wtf is happening in pakistan is this islamic repulic of pakistan?issi scrapfest ki kasar reh gyi thi we really need to cancel out this fitnah!!!#banscrapfest
— hafsa. (@hafsach_) February 2, 2023
