SHEIKHUPURA, PAKISTAN: “Bring my son home.” Behind these words is the desperate cry of a Christian mother who says she has been separat
Karachi: June 30, 2013. (PCP) The Central Executive Council of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC approved nomination of Mr. Mohsin Rafiq as President of PCC Youth Gujranwala District in a meeting here today.
Mr. Mohsin Rafiq is a social activist and working in medical field to serve humanity in Pakistan. He is very popular among Christian youth in his locality and Pakistan Christian Congress hopes that Youth Wing will be more strong and united in district Gujranwala by joining of PCC Youth.
Ms Asma Riaz President of PCC Youth Islamabad and Mr. Akram Waqar Gill, Chief Organizer of Pakistan Christian Congress Punjab Province has congratulated Mr. Mohsin Rafiq on his nomination as leader of PCC Youth Gujranwala.
Mr. Albert Khokhar, leader of Pakistan Christian Congress, Mr. Morris Sadiq, Secretary General of Pakistan Christian Congress and Advocate Mushtaq Gill, President of Lahore PCC have congratulated Mr. Mohsin Rafiq.
Advocate Samson Joseph, a prominent Christian lawyer from Gujranwala and Member Legal Committee of Pakistan Christian Congress have welcomed nomination of Mohsin Rafiq as President PCC Youth Gujranwala.
Meanwhile, Mr. Pervaiz Bhatti, a human rights activist from Karachi joined Pakistan Christian Congress PCC here today.
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