Karachi, Governor Sindh, Kamran Khan Tesori, marked a significant gesture of interfaith solidarity by visiting St. Andrews Church and Holy Trinity Cathedral in Karachi. His visit coincided with the Christian community’s Christmas celebrations, emphasizing the message of peace and harmony.

According to Sindh Governor House, during his visit, Governor Tesori participated in cutting the Christmas cake, extending his congratulations to the Christian community in Pakistan and around the world. He highlighted the importance of Christmas as a time for spreading peace and prosperity.

In a notable announcement, Governor Tesori revealed his intention to write to the federal government, advocating for an increase in the specific quota system for the Christian community by 5 to 10 percent. This move is seen as a step towards greater inclusivity and representation for the community in Pakistan.

Governor Tesori emphasized the universal message of Hazrat Isa (peace be upon him), recognized as a symbol of peace, brotherhood, and respect, and revered for his teachings of tolerance, love, and compassion. He acknowledged that millions of Christians in Pakistan are celebrating their festival with enthusiasm and noted that all other religious communities in Pakistan join their Christian brethren in their joys on Christmas.

The Governor’s visit and statements reflect an ongoing commitment to promoting harmony and love among all faiths. His remark that the doors of the Governor House are open to all further underscores this ethos of inclusivity and mutual respect among different religious communities in the region.