Adil Najam
This photograph, was taken yesterday (Nov. 2) by Khalid Tanveer of the Associated Press. Take from a different angle, it continues to boggle the mind. It is a train coming back from Multan after a religious congregation. Was this just a photo-op or were they actually traveling like this.
Did anyone call the Gunniess Book of World Records to count the number of people stuck to the train?
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OBVIOUSLY this train isn’t moving.
I agree with Wasiq; where else but in Pakistan!
I bet this train is not moving. But mind-boggling nonetheless
This photo captures the incredible sense of freedom I feel every time I visit Pakistan as a traveler from the stifling and rule-bound West. Long live Pakistan!
And it’s still on the track =D
MIND BOGGLING