Famous Singer and philanthropist Abrar ul Haq announced his departure from PTI as he called it quits from politics to focus on humanitarian work.
Addressing a presser at Lahore Press Club, the singer said he was brought up in a family with a military background. Lamenting 9th May attacks, he paid tribute to martyrs and even reiterated his contributions to the families of heroes.
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Abrar ul Haq revealed that education in his medical college is free for the children of the martyrs. The revered singer said it’s high time for him to distance himself from politics.
During the presser Abrar ul Haq went into tears while lamenting the violent attack of 9th May.
Earlier today Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Senior leader and former Federal Minister Firdous Ashiq Awan has announced to leave the PTI.
While giving a press conference in Islamabad, Firdous Ashiq Awan said that the state is the most important, not the politics, Pakistan is the first.
Firdous Awan said that Imran Khan’s agenda has become a killer poison for Pakistan. “I am also a witness to his agenda, he uses people like tissue paper for his own interests and then throws them away,” she said.
“Imran Khan and Pakistan can’t function together,” she added.
“This is the reason why PTI has reached a dead end today,” she said.
Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan also condemned the incidents of May 9 and claimed that the riots following Imran’s arrest were “planned at Zaman Park”.
Rememebr that, PTI senior leaders and members have parted their ways with the party following the 9th May violence, wherein military installations including General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi and Corps Commander House Lahore were attacked by violent PTI Protestor after the arrest of party chairman Imran Khan.
Earlier Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Faces major blow as Senior leader Fawad Chaudhry , Former Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari and Former Punjab Minister Fayyaz ul Hassan Chohan and Ayesha Gulalai Depart Party Following 9th May Violence.
