Azadi March: Shahid Afridi criticizes 'dharna unit'
Pakistan’s former cricketer Shahid Afridi has asked the opposition to join hands with the government instead of seeking its removal.
Taking to Twitter on Saturday, Afridi reminded that opposition parties, which were united against the PTI government, were once against each other.
He urged the opposition to join hands with the government instead of seeking its removal.
The first duty of a Pakistani is to think for Pakistan.
Dharna unit was against each other once, will they stay United? If so why cant they be United with the current Goverment ?
Poor memories are great gift for self-destruction. #ImPakistani
— Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) November 2, 2019
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