PPP, PAT leaders join PTI

Published December 6, 2014
Activists of PTI hold party flags in front of Parliament House.—  Online/File
Activists of PTI hold party flags in front of Parliament House.— Online/File

CHAKWAL: The tehsil president of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), Malik Nasir Maghal, and regional president of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT), Malik Ehsan Mefooz, announced on Friday that they were joining Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI). A ceremony was held at the residence of Malik Nasir in Maghal village where Amir Keyani, PTI’s senior vice president, was the chief guest.

PTI’s district president Raja Yassir Humayun Sarfraz and other local leaders were also present on the occasion.

Malik Nasir and Malik Ehsan Mehfooz were warmly welcomed in the party by Amir Keyani and Raja Yassir Sarfraz.

Speaking on the occasion, Amir Keyani said with the joining of Malik Nasir and Malik Ehsan, PTI had strengthened in the region.

He urged people to stand by Imran Khan and make PTI’s December 18 call a success. He thanked the efforts of PTI’s supporters from Chakwal. “Today’s event shows that the message of Imran Khan had reached the people,” Raja Yassir said.

Published in Dawn December 6th , 2014

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