Halloween- A popular festival in Western Countries

Halloween is a popular holiday celebrated on October 31st, primarily in Western countries.

It originated from ancient Celtic traditions and has evolved over time. During Halloween, people often dress up in costumes, go trick-or-treating, and decorate their homes with spooky themes.

It’s a time for fun and creativity, with activities like pumpkin carving and haunted house visits.

While it may not be widely celebrated in all parts of the world, Halloween has become a global phenomenon, with people embracing the spirit of the holiday and enjoying the festivities.

But this year amid humanitarian crises we have seen that the West too is keeping their festivities at minimal scale.

Muslims who should be grieving for the ongoing crisis kept a blind eye and keeping the festival alive and ongoing.

Sharmeela Farooqi: Kept the Halloween spirit alive while the World bleeds

Sharmeela Farooqi is a prominent Pakistani politician associated with the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP).

She has been actively involved in politics and has served as a member of the Sindh Provincial Assembly.

Sharmeela is known for her articulate speeches and strong advocacy for women’s rights and social issues.

She has been a vocal proponent of education and has worked towards improving the educational system in Pakistan.

Sharmeela’s dedication to public service and her commitment to empowering women have made her a respected figure in Pakistani politics.

People have been critical of her Halloween look, keeping in mind she shares her costume every year but this year it definitely seemed a lot insensitive.