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Javed Akhtar Criticizes Zardari for Insensitive Hindu Remarks
Javed Akhtar has condemned Pakistan's President Zardari for his insensitive comments about Hindus during Independence Day. The term 'tolerate' sparked outrage, highlighting ongoing minority issues in Pakistan. Akhtar's criticism, shared widely on social media, references Zardari's controversial reputation, urging a more respectful approach towards religious minorities.
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