Rana Tanveer. Twitter/@SengeHSering
New Delhi: During a speech at a convocation at the Government College University (GCU), Lahore, Pakistan’s Minister for Education and Professional Training Rana Tanveer Hussain was seen using inappropriate language.
In a the video that was shared on social media, the minister is heard telling the convocation’s attendees that he once met Rana Iqrar, the vice chancellor of a Faisalabad agriculture university, and telling him that although members of the Rana tribe are regarded as rulers, you (********) work in the agriculture sector.
Netizens took note of the incident and harshly criticised the education minister for using ‘foul’ language during the ceremony.
The minister later realised his mistake, and said that it was a slip of tongue, and he felt sorry about it.
“Yesterday at GC University Lahore, i had a slip of tongue during my speech. I feel sorry about that and take my words back,” he tweeted.
Sharing the video, one person wrote, “This is the federal minister of education. Honestly, this government’s share of clowns is impressive.”
Another user wrote, “Here is PDM’s Federal Minister for Education Rana Tanveer addressing the graduates at the PMAS-Arid Agriculture University convocation. The complete system is rotten to the core.”
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