This Pakistani university has asked male students to gift burqas to females on Valentine's Day

In an anti-Valentine's Day effort, Faisalabad Agriculture University has decided to celebrate Sister's Day on February 14 and for that reason, has asked male students to gift burqas and scarves to their female fellows.

Vice chancellor Dr Zafar Iqbal said that it was his idea to celebrate February 14 as Sister's Day and that male students will give burqas and scarves to female one. He added that students have liked his idea, and together, they were determined to uphold the Islamic culture.



However, social media users believe that the university administration are trying to impose their own ideas on others.

'Pretty sure female students would get themselves burqas and scarves if they wanted to wear them'

https://twitter.com/ImaanZHazir/status/1084410070807572481

Osman Khalid Butt thinks female students should also offer something in return of the burqas and scarves and he has also shared some ideas. 

https://twitter.com/aClockworkObi/status/1084347651032735744

And here are some more ideas.

https://twitter.com/fatimarasool_11/status/1084502345990443009

This would be perfect, but in red colour please.

https://twitter.com/dkhansays/status/1084581929423388673

'This is absurd. How can we interfere in someone's personal life'

https://twitter.com/AliSajjadali/status/1084476564820148225

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