Rana Tanveer Hussain, Pakistan's minister of education, is under fire for the inappropriate language he used at the Government College University’s (GCU) graduation event in Lahore. The internet is buzzing with the viral video of the minister cursing in Hindi while addressing the students. The Pakistani minister is heard telling the audience in the video that he once met Rana Iqrar, vice chancellor of Faisalabad Agriculture University, and told him (while using an expletive in Hindi) that despite coming from the Rana tribe's ruling class, he works in an agriculture university. Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar Abused by Man at Washington Airport, Video Goes Viral.
Pak Education Minister Uses Cuss Words:
If you are looking for the shocker of the day then here is Pakistan's minister for education #PakistanBankrupt pic.twitter.com/N02r2DoOGe
— #SengeSering ས།ཚ། (@SengeHSering) March 18, 2023
Video Garners Mixed Reactions From Netizens:
Their whole society is rotten, so such statements are expected from the rot. Haha
— Jazz (@JazzMadras123) March 21, 2023
Several Users Find The Incident Hilarious:
Hahahaha
— Prashant Sethi (@PSethi25) March 20, 2023
Some Internet Users Were Left Anguished:
Jis desh ka education leader.... ittna waahyaad speech deta ho.... wo desh kabhi tarakki nahi kar sakta ?
— Mr.RKD (MTvation&Teacher) (@MrRKD5) March 21, 2023
A User Further Tried To Convey Sense To Pak Minister:
Uncle aap thoda zyada hi comfortable nai ho gaye baton baton mein 😋
And University ki speech mein ye kis topic PE bolne lag gaye
Being an education minister thoda bachon ko padhne likhne ke liye inspire karte.. education and technology ke zamane mein Dynasty ka kya matlab ?😏
— Sarabjit (@Sarabjit_cse) March 20, 2023
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