QUETTA/DERA BUGTI – Pakistan’s victory against India came as people prepare for Eid after Ramazan. However, for many fans, the festival has already arrived. The streets of Quetta, Dera Bugti, Sibi and Gwadar lit up with celebrations Sunday night after
QUETTA/DERA BUGTI – Pakistan’s victory against India came as people prepare for Eid after Ramazan. However, for many fans, the festival has already arrived.
The streets of Quetta, Dera Bugti, Sibi and Gwadar lit up with celebrations Sunday night after the Pakistani cricket team defied all odds to thrash rival India in the Champion’s Trophy final in London.
People poured into bazaars and markets to celebrate the win by blaring patriotic pop songs, as youths performed wheelies on motorcycles and waved flags as they dangled out of cars.
And this is Our Baluchistan. "To whom it may concern". Lay off!#HumSabKaPakistan
🇵🇰Pakistan Zindabad. pic.twitter.com/JGjXaRrzRi— Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor (@OfficialDGISPR) June 18, 2017
People celebrating #Pakistan's historic victory against #India at Dera Bugti. #PAKvIND #CT17 #WinForKashmir pic.twitter.com/6vrbLSxfIq
— Sarfraz Bugti (@PakSarfrazbugti) June 18, 2017
Victory Celebrations in Mastung, #Balochistan – #PakistanForever #IndvsPak pic.twitter.com/cV57xmH7H1
— Ibrahim Qazi (@miqazi) June 18, 2017
Celebrations in Sibi, #Balochistan.#CT2017Final pic.twitter.com/pdGSpbO0cY
— Abdul Haadi Khawaja (@HaadiKhawaja) June 18, 2017
The monumental victory has been cheered across the world with rallies draped in green and white echoing with chants praising Pakistani cricket team.
