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Maria B criticises alleged LGBTQ event in Lahore, sparks controversy

Maria B criticises alleged LGBTQ event in Lahore, sparks controversy

Renowned Pakistani fashion designer Maria B has stirred public debate after voicing strong criticism of an alleged LGBTQ-themed party held in Lahore, which she described as “satanic” and inappropriate.

In a statement shared through her social media platforms, Maria B claimed that minors who attended the event were exposed to “satanic and obscene acts.” According to her, videos and photos of the gathering were sent to her by children who had been invited and later expressed discomfort about the nature of the event.

She argued that the atmosphere of the party was disturbing for the youth and suggested that it sought to normalize concepts she believes conflict with the country’s cultural and religious norms.

Maria B further described the event as a “dangerous attempt to disguise harmful influences as entertainment,” accusing organizers of placing minors in environments she deemed unsuitable.

Using her platform, she raised concerns about what she sees as growing efforts to introduce ideologies she considers contrary to Pakistan’s traditional values.

The designer also criticised filmmaker Sarmad Khoosat, singling out his award-winning film Joyland for its LGBTQ themes. She alleged that private screenings of the film were continuing in Lahore and questioned how such content was being allowed.

The incident has triggered a wave of reactions online, with supporters praising Maria B for “protecting cultural values,” while others have accused her of promoting intolerance.

Her comments included concerns that foreign influence was at play, citing a clip of an Israeli official urging Pakistan to relax LGBTQ restrictions.

She linked this to broader attempts to push policies that clash with local values, insisting that outside agendas were being promoted.

Maria B asserted that she would continue exposing such developments despite anticipating backlash from what she termed “Desi liberals” in society.

 

 

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