While Zubair did not disclose his future political plans, his resignation adds to the growing unease within the PML-N and speculation about the emergence of a new political force.
KARACHI: Former Sindh governor Muhammad Zubair has resigned from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) citing unspecified “reservations.”
Zubair’s announcement comes after a string of high-profile departures from the PML-N, including former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and ex-finance minister Miftah Ismail. Both Abbasi and Ismail are reportedly involved in efforts to form a new political party.
Zubair has been a vocal critic of the current government formed after the February elections. He previously suggested the PML-N should “publicly accept defeat” and allow the country to move forward.
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While Zubair did not disclose his future political plans, his resignation adds to the growing unease within the PML-N and speculation about the emergence of a new political force.
