During a meeting with a Member of the National Assembly (MNA) from the ruling party in Gujranwala, a concerning sentiment was expressed. The MNA shared that people in the area have ceased inviting them to joyful occasions such as weddings, and instead, only encounter them at funerals. The reason cited was that, unlike other settings, people at funerals refrain from criticizing or abusing them.
Politicians Shunned by Public: Funerals the Only Safe Space
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