Speaker condoles death of MNA’s son

Published June 7, 2026 Updated June 7, 2026 05:19am

ISLAMABAD: National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq on Saturday expressed profound sorrow and grief over the demise of Muhammad Safdar Khan Laghari, son of member National Assembly and Parliamentary Secretary Muhammad Azhar Khan Laghari.

In his condolence message, the speaker extended heartfelt sympathy and condolences to Azhar Laghari and his family, stating that the loss of a son was an irreparable tragedy and one of the most difficult trials a family could endure. He said that he was deeply saddened upon receiving the news of Safdar Laghari’s passing and stood in complete solidarity with the bereaved family in this difficult time.

The speaker prayed that Allah Almighty may grant the departed soul the highest ranks in His eternal mercy and give the bereaved family patience and strength to bear this immense loss.

Deputy Speaker Ghulam Mustafa Shah also expressed sorrow and grief over the demise of the MNA’s son and conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, stating the loss of a child was among the most painful and unbearable tragedies for parents.

Published in Dawn, June 7th, 2026

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