LAHORE: The Jalib Democratic Fair was held at here the Cosmopolitan Club on Sunday, drawing participation from people across various walks of life.
The event served as a grand tribute to the legendary revolutionary poet Habib Jalib, whose poetic legacy remains a beacon of resistance and progressive thought. Prominent poets graced the occasion, reciting verses that echoed Jalib’s spirit of defiance and hope. His daughter also recited his poetry in a distinct style. Adding to the evening’s revolutionary essence, singers performed stirring songs that resonated with the audience. The gathering saw speeches from leftist and progressive voices, reaffirming their commitment to revolution and their struggle against the prevailing status quo. Speakers emphasised the need to uphold Jalib’s vision of a just and egalitarian society.
A rich display of cultural performances added to the event’s vibrancy. Renowned classical dancer Sheema Kermani captivated the audience with her performance, while traditional dances—including Seraiki Jhoomer, Pakhtoon, Balochi, Sindhi, and Punjabi group performances—celebrated the diverse cultural heritage of Pakistan.
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