DADU: Tribal leader rejoins PML-Q

Published December 17, 2007

DADU, Dec 16: Sardar Chakar Khan Shahani has quit the PPP and rejoined the PML-Q along with his friends and tribesmen.

Sardar Chakar, brother-in-law of former federal minister Liaquat Ali Jatoi, had joined the PPP a few days ago.

On Sunday, at a press conference at the residence of Liaquat Jatoi in Dadu, he rejoined the PML-Q.

Ali Mohammad Soomro, Saeed Ahmed Soomro, Syed Fida Hussain Shah, Ashique Hussain Zour and Syed Mithal Shah were present there.

Chakar Khan Shahani has started campaigning for Liaquat Jatoi.

Meanwhile, Mr Jatoi held several public meeting at Chhinni, Shah Hassan Allahabad and Phulji station.

A PPP activist of Phulji town, Ali Anwar, has announced to join PML-Q.

PROTEST: A large number of tailors, businessmen and social workers staged demonstration against the unannounced loadshedding by Hesco in Radhan on Sunday.

They said that the Hesco was carrying out loadshedding in Radhan for four-hour daily without any prior announcement.

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