Sargodha: A seminar held at the University of Sargodha underscored the importance of tolerance, dialogue, and civic responsibility in fostering national unity and managing cultural diversity. The event, organized by the Department of Political Science, was titled "Unity in Diversity and Responsible Citizenship" and featured discussions on social harmony, equal rights, and youth participation in nation-building.

According to University of Sargodha, the seminar brought together academics, legal experts, and students. Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Tasawar Hayat attended as the chief guest, alongside notable figures including Barrister Naseem Ahmed Bajwa and Dr. Asyia Saif Alvi. Dr. Hayat stressed the importance of young people's participation in achieving academic and societal goals, emphasizing the relevance of cultural diversity and digitalization in today’s world. He referred to the guiding principles of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah as foundational to responsible citizenship.

Dr. Asiya Saif Alvi highlighted Pakistan's linguistic and cultural diversity, noting that while differences may lead to conflict, tolerance and respect for differing opinions can help manage them. Barrister Bajwa emphasized the role of dialogue and the rule of law in resolving disputes, pointing to responsible citizenship as central to democracy. Dr. Adeel Irfan Rao focused on youth participation and the protection of rights as key elements of a responsible society.

The seminar concluded with a call for enhanced tolerance, social cohesion, and youth engagement in nation-building efforts.