More than 1,200 students from a Pakistani school created a massive 9600-square-foot human flag to celebrate Independence Day.

The event, which honored the occasion, was attended by notable figures such as lawmakers Chaudhry Javed Ahmed and Motiya Masood Khalid.

Dressed in traditional white and green, the students formed the giant flag, showcasing their deep patriotism and dedication to the nation.

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Deputy Commissioner Sadia Meher praised the students for their unity and patriotism, highlighting it as exactly what Pakistan needs. She also acknowledged the efforts of education department officials, teachers, and Dr. Abdullah Tabassum, who played a key role in guiding the students to create the flag.

The successful display demonstrated the students’ teamwork and the hard work of the organizers.

This event is part of a broader government initiative to foster national pride and unity among the youth, as emphasized by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz during Independence Day celebrations across Punjab.

The inspiring demonstration of patriotism in Pakpattan has set a positive example for the nation.