Watch: Scottish leader Anas Sarwar asked Pakistanis to ‘take power’, social media causes resentment on a large scale.

Scottish labor leader Anas Sarwar After the emergence of a video, he has come into terrible criticism, where he was standing in front of a Pakistani flag and called Pakistanis to take power in councils, parliament, political parties and countries “so that they could decide” to be “taught” in schools.
In the Going-Vairal video, Sarwar announced, “A change is coming,” urges the South Asian people to become political and educationally powerful. But most of the audience immediately saw that Britain, Scotland, or broad British people had a flashing lapse in any context.
Neatzance quickly accused Sarwar of advocating CommunalismInstead of integration. ,Multiculturalism The failure has failed, “Many said, warning that Sarwar’s message is far from assimilating towards separation.
An X (East Twitter) user posted, “is going to destroy the old Pakistan. But a new Pakistan is going to grow in the United Kingdom,” in response to Sarwar’s appeal.
Another said, “Anas Sarwar of Scottish Labor talked about bringing more Pakistanis to power. Note that he does not mention Scots, as they do not identify as Scots. They are no longer hiding great replacement.”
Others warned that “when South Asian communities meet to lead countries,” we remind all that South Asia is also from Afghanistan and Pakistan.
It went deep into Sarwar’s family connections.
A few days ago, his father, Mohammad Sarwar, a former Labor MP who is now a Pakistani politician, was roaming on social media. In a video, Mohammad Sarwar allegedly called worldwide Blasphemous law Rescue of Islam.
A commentator, citing a clip, a commentator replied, “The crazy goods were promoted in view of politics, where Mohammad Sarwar threatened that” A time would come that there would be a law around the world that there could be no disrespect for our Prophet. ,
Another commentator said that Mohammad Sarwar, a labor MP from 1997 to 2010, who came close to implementing Muslims, would violently respond to insulting Muhammad, before becoming a senator and governor in Pakistan. ” Other posts stated that Mohammad Sarwar was seen in George Square, Glasgow, who was giving a campaign speech about the demand for the ban on the Burning of the Quran and the ban on the criticism of Islam.
As the backlash increases, no public response has been received by Anas Sarwar.