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LAHORE: People have demand action against aerial firing at the wedding of Khawar Manika’s son in Pakpattan.
As per details, a video clip of firing shots into the air during the wedding ceremony of Ibrahim Manika went viral on social media. The ceremony held at the Manika house in Pakpattan in which open firing was carried out by thrashing law and order situation.
Devotees also showered currency notes during the ceremony while the Bushra Bibi’s ex-husband was also spotted dancing with devotees. The ceremony was attended by a large number of people while the arrangement of Sufi music was also held for attendees.
“ریاست مدینہ” میں مزے خاور فرید مانیکا اور بُشری بی بی کے بیٹوں کے ہیں 😜 pic.twitter.com/Lrn1ln2hdg
— Rana Shafiq (@RanaShafiqpmln) March 12, 2021
The aerial firing also took place during the ceremony. Ahmad Raza Manika, brother of Khawar Farid Manika, said that Ibrahim Manika, son of Khawar Manika, was getting married on April 9 and the ceremony was held in this joy.
یہ خاور مانیکا اس کا بیٹا کیا کر رہے ہیں اور قانون کے رکھوالے کہاں ستو پی کر سو رہے ہیں https://t.co/CwuRnOIkib
— Ghakhar kiyani (@GhakharJPAK) March 13, 2021
On different social media websites, users are appealing to the Pakpattan police to take notice of the incident.
اس عہدِ عمرانی میں اگر کوئی واقعی مزے میں ہے تو یوتھیوں کی امی کے سابقہ شوھر خاور مانیکا ہیں رقص و سرود، بلا دریغ ہوائی فائرنگ، مدہوشی کی بانسری اور سابقہ بیگم کے خاتون اول ہونے کا نشہ
سچ کہتے ہیں
"خُدا مہربان تو گدھا پہلوان" pic.twitter.com/1i5Wy1Pp20— Syed Ahsan Abbas Rizvi (@AhsanAbbasShah) March 13, 2021
The aerial firing and use of firecrackers on marriage ceremonies are going on unabated despite Supreme Court orders and the ban imposed by the police high-ups.
Following the Supreme Court’s instructions, the government had imposed a ban on the use of fireworks and aerial firing in the marriage ceremonies but the people were flouting the orders with impunity.
It has been observed that firing in jubilation on festivities like marriages in the rural areas has become a routine and there is no one to check the practice.
The wedding ceremonies which last till midnight coupled with heavy aerial firing and explosions of firecrackers have virtually made the lives of the citizens, particularly the elderly people and patients, miserable.
Though the court and the district government issued strict orders for action against those involved in aerial firing, the practice is going on unchecked.
