Speak out for peace "We have come today to talk, hear and see peace on the border," nine-year old Sulman Asghir, of St. Mary's Convent High School, Sahiwal, told the Pakistani bhangra singer, Jassi Singh after his wonderful performance - which had, however, included some aggressive gestures towards India. "I didn't like it when you implied that India is our enemy. It's not our enemy, it's our neighboring country. We can change our friends but we can't change our neighbors."

The singer agreed with the child, admitting that he had been playing to the gallery.

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