Pakistani Expatriates Break Records as they Congregate in Washington DC

Lahore (22nd July, 2019): Pakistani expatriates break records as they congregate to meet the Prime Minister (PM), Imran Khan, in Washington DC.

According to Baaghi TV’s reports, nearly 18,500 Indians gathered to attend Indian PM Modi’s speech at the Madison Square Gardens in New York on the 29th of September, 2019, including nearly 800 more in Times Square who waited to watch the live feed of Modi’s speech, however, reportedly Pakistani expats have broken this record on the recent visit of PM Imran Khan to the United States.

Approximately 20,300 people reached Capital One Arena in Washington DC to catch a glimpse of the PM. Reportedly, doctors, engineers, lawyers, accountants and businessmen from all over parts of Europe, Canada, and the United States spent hundreds of dollars so they could attend the congregation.

Moreover, Pakistan has broken records considering that the Pakistani community abroad is only one-sixth the size of the Indian community yet they have outdone India by packing the stadium to its maximum capacity with thousands more gathered in the streets outside.

@ImranKhanPTI Sir, Pakistanis all over the world r thanking Allah (SWT) that you broke 18500 attendance record of Modi at Madison Square Garden NY with gathering of 20300 at Capital One Arena in Washington DC while Indian population in USA is 6 times more.Pakistan Paindabad

— Syed Nayyar Uddin (@nayyarahmad) July 22, 2019