Pakistani cricket journalist and statistician Mazher Arshad shared his recent experience on Twitter stating that after looking at his passport, the immigration officer in St Lucia told him that he likes Pakistan’s prime minister.
Mazher tweeted: “The immigration officer at the airport in Saint Lucia (West Indies) looks at my passport and says I like your prime minister. #NayaPakistan.”
The immigration officer at the airport in Saint Lucia (West Indies) looks at my passport and says I LIKE YOUR PRIME MINISTER. #NayaPakistan
— Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) August 26, 2018
Responding to Arshad’s tweet, other social media users expressed happiness over it and some also shared their own experiences of a similar nature.
One user wrote: “One of my Brit colleagues msg me on IK oath-taking day and talked positive abt #Imrankhan. PS: he is not following cricket much.”
One of my Brit colleague msg me on IK oath taking day n talk positive abt #Imrankhan.
PS: he is not following cricket much pic.twitter.com/1kvEDRGYLB— Wajih (@SWajihHashmi) August 26, 2018
Another wrote about his experience with Indian an couple stating, “An Indian couple congratulated me in Madina for Imran Khan and said, “ab to sab acha ho Jaye ga”.
An Indian couple congratulated me in madina for Imran Khan and said “ab to sab acha ho jaye ga”
— Mutawassam Ali Miher (@malimiher) August 26, 2018
One wrote: “Yesterday my Sikh neighbour met my husband after a long time and congratulated him for PM Imran Khan.”
Yesterday my Sikh neighbour met my husband after long time and congratulated him for PM Imran khan
— sid (@kiubataon) August 26, 2018
A West Indian Twitterati agreed with the tweet and wrote: “Absolutely! So do I, and probably every other West Indian. The name @ImranKhanPTI is huge to every Wi who has watched him captain #Pakistani cricket team. He’s legendary, and we’re hoping he can bring victory to his country and people in the same way.”
Absolutely! So do I, and probably every other West Indian.
The name @ImranKhanPTI is huge to every Wi who has watched him captain #Pakistani cricket team.
He’s legendary, and we’re hoping he can bring victory to his country and people in the same way.— Nalini Ouditt (@naliniOuditt) August 27, 2018
