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Wasim Akram Praises Punjab for Basant Safety

LAHORE – Former Pakistan cricket captain and legendary fast bowler Wasim Akram has praised the Punjab Government for organizing a safe and well-managed Basant Festival in Lahore this year. In a video message shared on social media, Akram expressed admiration for the arrangements and the overall festive atmosphere.

He said that he had seen images and videos of Lahore during the festival and was impressed by the city’s vibrant look. Akram recalled his childhood excitement for Basant, noting that even after joining the national cricket team, the festival’s joy remained unforgettable. He also said he could imagine how thrilling it must be for visitors coming from other cities to witness the celebrations in Lahore.

The cricket legend congratulated the Punjab Government for successfully arranging such a large-scale event with excellent security and safety measures. He urged citizens to enjoy the festival responsibly and follow government guidelines to avoid any accidents or unsafe practices during the celebrations.

Akram emphasized that Basant should be celebrated responsibly so it can remain a safe and joyous annual tradition. He highlighted that responsible enjoyment is key to preserving the festival’s spirit for future generations.

Although Akram expressed a strong desire to attend the festivities in Lahore in person, he said he would be traveling to Sri Lanka due to World Cup commitments. Despite being away, he sent his warm wishes to the people and encouraged everyone to make the most of the festival while staying safe.

He concluded by sharing a hopeful message that the spirit of Basant continues to unite people in celebration and joy, and that with proper planning and caution, the festival can remain a highlight of Lahore’s cultural calendar for years to come.

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