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Sardar Mahtab Abbasi takes a stand for principles, supports pti

Tamseela Akhtar

Jan 21, 2024 — 1 min read

ISLAMABAD, Jan 21: Sardar Mahtab Abbasi has boldly declared that he has never cared about the consequences for principles.
According to details, following his expulsion from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Sardar Mahtab Abbasi has reacted to the party's previous decision, stating that he is contesting the upcoming elections independently. He clarified that he did not seek a ticket from the PML-N, as he believes it's not the time for political compromises, and he has never worried about the consequences for principles.

Meanwhile, the former leader of Pakistan Muslim League (N) Sardar Mahtab Group has announced his support for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). The spokesperson for Sardar Mahtab Group, Dr. Jhangir Khan, stated that in NA-17 constituency of the National Assembly, PML-N has done an injustice by awarding the ticket to Mubashir Khan. He further added that the group will support PTI's nominee Ali Khan Jadoon in the elections and stand against the opposing factions of PML-N.

It is noteworthy that Sardar Mahtab Abbasi, expelled by PML-N in Abbottabad, had declared his support for the independent candidate Ali Khan Jadoon just a few days ago. The decision to expel Sardar Mahtab Abbasi was taken by the party leadership after his announcement of support for Ali Khan Jadoon and not receiving a ticket from PML-N.

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