Rawalpindi Government Announces Holiday on March 21-22 for Pakistan Day Parade

The Rawalpindi district administration has declared a public holiday on March 21 and 22 in anticipation of the Pakistan Day Parade scheduled for March 23, as reported by ARY News. This decision is made to make sure the celebrations run well and everyone can join in.

In compliance with the notification issued by DC Rawalpindi, all public and private educational institutions, as well as offices, will remain closed during this period. However, it’s worth noting that this holiday will not affect the SSC-1 Annual Examination being conducted by BISE Rawalpindi.

People all over Pakistan are getting ready for the Pakistan Day parade. this going to be a big Celebration. we will show off our country’s History and strength. Everyone is working hard to make it a fun event. it will show how amazing and diverse our culture is .

In line with security measures ahead of the Pakistan Day Parade, the notification issued by Rawalpindi DC Hassan Waqar Cheema includes certain restrictions. Activities such as flying kites, laser lights, aerial firing, the use of drone cameras, and flying pigeons have been prohibited within the jurisdiction of Rawalpindi Revenue until March 22. Additionally, section 144 has been imposed to maintain law and order during this period.


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The notice says that those who break the rules will be punished according to Section 148 of Pakistan’s Penal Code. These rules are important to keep everyone safe during the celebrations.

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As Pakistan people are getting ready for Pakistan Day, these plans show how much the Authorities care about keeping the event special and keeping everyone safe. They are asking everyone to follow the rules and work together.All these rules to make sure that celebrations go well and everyone stays safe and happy.