Zain Qureshi hopes for father’s release after Eid
Sher Afzal Marwat has stated that he will only take office in the party upon the request of the PTI founder.
Speaking to the media in London, he mentioned that he has been out of the party for 8 months and will consider returning to his position only if requested by the PTI founder. He plans to meet him after the holidays.
Marwat stated that he assumed office after May 9, but there is opposition within the party. He criticized certain party factions, alleging that some youth abroad are being misled and aligning against the country and its institutions with the support of PTI.
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The PTI leader condemned the campaign against Pakistan and its institutions, stressing that those propagating against the institutions from abroad are bringing disgrace upon themselves.
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Zain Qureshi, the son of former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, expressed optimism on Monday that his father would be released from prison after Eidul Azha.
“I am hopeful that he will be released from jail after Eid,” Zain, who celebrates his second Eid without his father, told reporters in Multan following Eid prayers.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi was arrested in August last year in the Cipher case. Despite being granted bail months later, he was rearrested subsequently.
Both Qureshi and Imran Khan were acquitted in the Cipher case on June 3 by the Islamabad High Court, overturning their previous convictions awarded by the trial court.
However, the two PTI leaders remain incarcerated in Adiala Jail due to ongoing legal proceedings in several other cases related to the Azadi March and May 9 riots.
Zain Qureshi, who serves as PTI’s Deputy Parliamentary Leader in the National Assembly, reiterated PTI’s call for an investigation into the Feb 8 general elections and the May 9 events, stating, “We demand the release of our detained workers.”
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Zain also dismissed rumours of internal party conflicts, stating, “There are no disputes among PTI leaders.”
The Cipher case revolves around a diplomatic cable that Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency alleged was never returned by Imran Khan. The PTI maintained that the document contained a threat from the US to remove the former PTI chief as the prime minister of Pakistan.
