Multiple facebook and Twitter posts have shared a video which claims to show a large number of people undergoing security check ups before entering a mosque where President of Pakistan was offering prayers.
"Arif Alvi sahib has come to mosque to offer prayers," claims a man waiting in a long queue outside the mosque.
"Even in Khana Ka'aba we don't go like that," says another while a man who is not visible in the video is heard saying that President Arif Alvi lives nearby.
President responds
Reacting to criticism , President Arif Alvi has said he offered Friday prayer at a mosque in Bahadurabad and had no idea what was happening outside.
He said from pictures he came to know that people had to form queue as part of security arrangements.
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