‘Ishratul Ibad to return to Pakistan politics soon’

Pakistan May, 25 2024
‘Ishratul Ibad to return to Pakistan politics soon’
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Islamabad: Former Sindh Governor Dr. Ishratul Ibad Khan hinted at returning to Pakistan and taking part in active politics.

In video link conversation with journalists, Ishratul Ibad discussed country’s political situation, law and order issues and particularly situation in Karachi.

Former Sindh Governor also shared his plans for politics. “I feel that now it is high time to return to Pakistan and become active in politics again,” Ishratul Ibad, who has been living in Dubai for past eight years, added

Former Governor said that he would be sharing his detailed plan for his return at an appropriate time. Ishratul Ibad said that he had opportunity to serve people of Sindh for many years and that he will continue to work for betterment of province and country.

He expressed his gratitude to his friends and supporters who have stood by him throughout his political career. Ishartul Ibad served as Sindh Governor of Sindh from December 2002 to October 2016, longest-serving Governor of province.

Despite being out of country since long, former Governor was also in contention for caretaker Prime Minister’s slot.

Published in The Daily National Courier, May, 25 2024

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