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Musical night held at RAC

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Rawalpindi

A grand music night featuring renowned singers enthralled the people of the twin cities held in Rawalpindi Arts Council (RAC). Commissioner Rawalpindi Division Saqib Zafar was chief guest while Member Punjab Assembly Momina Waheed participated as special guest flanked by Naheed Manzoor and Director RAC Waqar Ahmed. Renowned singer Fazal Abbas Jutt presented various famous traditional songs on the occasion and folk artists mesmerized the people by presenting traditional dances of Baluchistan, Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu Kashmir and got big applause from the audience. Addressing at the occasion, Commissioner Rawalpindi said that folk music and dance was spirit of culture which had been evolved through centuries.
He said that it was common responsibility of the people to adhere with their indigenous culture instead of adopting foreign culture.—APP

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