F.P. Report
ISLAMABAD: Jumping from Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) ship took momentum on Tuesday as more than half a dozen leaders announced quitting the party over the May 9 incidents.
Karachi Eat Festival organizer Omar Omari MPA, Sialkot’s Chaudhry Saleem Baryar and former MPA Ahsan Saleem Baryar, former Karachi president of PTI Bilal Ghaffar MPA, and MPA from Sharaqpur Sharif, Jaleel Sharaqpuri also announced separating their ways to Imran Khan.
Early today, PTI’s core team member and former human rights minister Shireen Mazari, former MPA Fayyaz ul Hassan Chohan, former MPA Abdul Razzaq Khan Niazi and MPA from Uch Sharif, Makhdoom Hassan Gilani jumped the PTI ship.
Baryar family of Sialkot quits PTI to join PML-Q
Ch Saleem Baryar condemned the vandalism on May 9 and urged to punish the responsible persons for attacks on the military installations and other places.
According to reports, Saleem Baryar will join the ruling Pakistan Muslim League Quaid (PML-Q) for his future politics.
Jaleel Sharaqpuri, Bilal Ghaffar withdraw affiliation with PTI
Punjab legislator Main Jaleel Ahmed Sharaqpuri and Sindh legislator Bilal Ghaffar also withdrew their affiliation with Imran Khan and his party the PTI over the issue of vandalism on May 9.
Sharaqpuri condemned the violence on May 9 and said the responsible for such vandalism should be punished.
Bilal Ghaffar is PTI’s former president of Karachi and he was considered one of the close people and core team members of Ali Zaidi who is detained in prison.
Karachi Eat Festival organizer Omar Omari MPA quits PTI
Karachi Eat Festival organizer and Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA) Omar Omari bade farewell to the party.
He made this announcement on his official Twitter account and condemned the May 9 incident. He is abroad nowadays and did not attend the assembly session since last year.
He is the organizer of the popular Karachi Eat Festival and comes to Pakistan every year on the occasion of the festival only.
He said in his tweets that he cannot compromise on his beliefs and country. he said he considers himself a patriot.
