Sorry, I am born to a Pakistani but cannot read Urdu

[madz124]

Re: Sorry, I am born to a Pakistani but cannot read Urdu

@muqawwee123

but its connected with feelings of people who live in Pakistan. If one doesn’t care of culture, language, roots of Pakistanis, how can they understand feelings of Pakistanis. We don’t live in vacuum, these all things are integral part of us. Our happiness, our sadness, our problems, our solutions are linked with these things.

As I said above and confirmed by other posters, 2nd generation of Pakistanis living abroad (not 100% of them) do follow this proposition for Pakistan and Pakistanis ‘jis gaon jana nahin, uska pata kiyun poochna’. This is the indication of detachment, which lead to comments given by ajaz.

I am wondering if these people that you’re making a reference to don’t give a hoot about Pakistan or Pakistanis, then how are they still commenting on the state of affairs in Pakistan? If they have the same detached attitude ke “jis gaon jana nahi, uska pata kyon poochna”, then wouldn’t the same “I couldn’t care less” attitude apply in whether they concern themselves with Pakistani affairs or not?