CLEAN: Pakistani president holds British rally

The transcript discusses the criticism of a national leader during a crisis in Pakistan, highlighting the leader's perceived negligence and lavish lifestyle while citizens suffer. It also covers public sentiment, including protests and support, and emphasizes the importance of engaging with the overseas Pakistani community. Additionally, it acknowledges Bilawal Bhutto's efforts in raising funds for flood victims, appreciating his commitment despite other obligations.

What is the main criticism of the leader during the national crisis?

• He is raising funds for flood victims.

• He is addressing the community in the UK.

• He is enjoying lavish dinners while people suffer.

• He is organizing relief efforts.

How do some people feel about the leader's actions?

• They are confused about his actions.

• They are unaware of the situation.

• They are supportive and feel positive.

• They are indifferent.

What democratic right are some people exercising in response to the leader's actions?

• The right to assemble.

• The right to free speech.

• The right to protest.

• The right to vote.

Why is it important for the leader to engage with the Pakistani community in the UK?

• They are major contributors to the Pakistan economy.

• They are unaware of the situation in Pakistan.

• They are not interested in the leader's actions.

• They are planning to move back to Pakistan.

What is Bilawal Bhutto doing in London?

• Raising funds for flood victims.

• Organizing protests.

• Attending lavish dinners.

• Ignoring the crisis in Pakistan.