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Lahore : Pakistan | 7 months ago
New World Record: More Than 70,000 pakistani Students Sung National Anthem Simultaneously. Here is breaking news for the World that students of pakistan have break the former record...
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New World Record: More Than 70,000 Students Sung National Anthem Simultaneously.

New World Record: More Than 70,000 Students Sung National Anthem Simultaneously.
New World Record: More Than 70,000 Students Sung National Anthem Simultaneously. Here is breaking news for the World that students of pakistan have break the former record of singing the national Anthem collectively. Two Officials of Guinness World Records were presented during the Event. Chief Minister of Punjab Mian Shahbaz Sharif was leading the disciplened crowd in the National Hockey Stadium Lahore. The crowd kept chanting slogans of Pakistan Zindabad and Allaho Akbar. The students were very happy after establishing the new world record.
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