Amir Mughal inducted into PTI core committee

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This photograph taken on January 26, 2024 shows PTI’s Aamir Mughal (C) holding his electoral symbol ‘eggplant’ during an election campaign meeting in Islamabad. — AFP/File
This photograph taken on January 26, 2024 shows PTI’s Aamir Mughal (C) holding his electoral symbol ‘eggplant’ during an election campaign meeting in Islamabad. — AFP/File

ISLAMABAD: In a move aimed at motivating workers, the PTI has nominated the party’s Islamabad president Amir Mughal as a member of its core committee.

According to a notification signed by PTI Secretary General Salman Akram Raja, “In exercise of the powers conferred upon me, it is hereby notified that Amir Mughal, President, Islamabad, has been added to the Core Committee with immediate effect.”

According to a party statement, Mr Mughal has been included in the party’s top consultative forum in recognition of his services to the party and political insight.

Mr Mughal thanked the secretary general for entrusting him with the responsibility and said he would make every effort to contribute to the party’s struggle to the best of his abilities. He said he would participate in consultations concerning the movement for the release of PTI founder Imran Khan.

Published in Dawn, September 14th, 2026

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