Officer Shahid Wins Hearts with Sufi Welcome
News Desk
Islamabad: While law enforcement officers are often recognized for their authority and discipline, one Punjab Police officer, Shahid, has captured hearts for a gesture that transcended borders and built cultural bridges.
As Sikh pilgrims from India arrived in Pakistan to visit the sacred sites of Nankana Sahib and Kartarpur Sahib, Officer Shahid welcomed them in a truly memorable way. In a heartfelt moment, he sang a kalam by renowned Sufi poet Mian Mohammad Bakhsh, creating a spiritual bond that deeply moved the visitors.
The performance beautifully reflected the shared Punjabi heritage that unites people across the India-Pakistan border and struck a powerful emotional chord online.
Social media users have showered Shahid with praise. One commented, “He’s a reflection of the values his parents instilled in him,” while another hailed him as an “ambassador of peace.” Many have described him as a true asset to the Punjab Police.
This simple yet profound act of kindness is being celebrated as a symbol of interfaith harmony and cultural unity. In a region often marked by tension, Shahid’s warm gesture has become a reminder of the deep-rooted connections between Sikh and Muslim communities in Punjab.
More than just a welcome, Shahid’s actions humanized the police force, presenting it as one rooted in empathy, respect, and cultural understanding.
