The tragedy of the public proposal … The end of the University of Pakistan was expulsion [영상]

Two students who hugged and promised to get married on a university campus in Pakistan, who were very conservative in terms of gender relations, were expelled from the school.

According to the AFP news agency, on the 13th (local time), there was a ‘Public Proposal’ event on the 12th on the campus of the University of Lahore in Pakistan. A woman knelt on one knee on the ground and handed a bouquet to her lover, asking him to marry her.

On the 12th, a couple was expelled from school on the campus of the University of Lahore in Pakistan for hugging while promising to get married. [트위터]

The man who received the proposal held the bouquet in his hand and hugged the woman. People around the couple congratulated them, shouted and took photos and videos.

The problem began when the photos and videos of this image were spread on social networks such as Twitter.

On the 12th, a couple was expelled from school on the campus of the University of Lahore in Pakistan for hugging while promising to get married.[트위터]

The university held a special disciplinary committee and convened the two students after watching the video, which was popular on social media. However, the students said they did not attend.

The University of Lahore announced on the 12th that “they were expelled from the school because they violated university rules and did not attend the disciplinary committee. He also added that couples are also prohibited from entering the Lahore University campus.

The AFP news agency said: “The couple, who refused to apologize for making a proposal on campus, also revealed that they were threatened online for showing their affection.”

The AFP news agency analyzed the university’s decision to reflect Pakistan’s strict gender relations culture. In Pakistan, there is an idea that culturally and religiously it is not allowed for men and women to express affection openly, regardless of whether they are married or not.

The AFP news agency noted that in addition to strict culture, there are various restrictions for women in Pakistan.

For example, there are universities in Pakistan that prohibit female students from wearing jeans and tank tops and putting on makeup, and some universities restrict exchanges between heterosexual students. The AFP news agency reported that Pakistan also announced the killing of the organizers of the International Women’s Day protests on March 8, which is held every year to demand the improvement of women’s rights.

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When it became known that a couple were expelled after publicly expressing their affection in college, there was a huge repercussion on the Internet.

A social media user criticized the University of Lahore’s decision by posting a picture from the movie ‘Mohavtain’ with the opposite romance of the university dean within the university.

Another user tweeted: “You can expel the school, but you cannot deport love.” “Love makes life valuable and we learn more through love than through school.

“Pakistani society has many problems,” said Gibran Nasir, a lawyer and activist. “There is no need to worry about two adults expressing affection in public.”

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