Fazl leaves for London to meet PML-N supremo Nawaz amid PTI’s collapse

• Sources say that Fazlur Rahman will stay in Britain for a few days.
• The JUI(F) chief will meet the party workers based in different cities.
• The May 9 protests triggered a mass exodus in the PTI.

Jamiat Ulema Islam (F) President Maulana Fazlur Rehman has left for London, party sources said Geo News on Saturday.

As the country’s politics is witnessing one of its worst upheavals in history as the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) faces mass expulsions and shutdowns in the aftermath of the May 9 protests, sources said Fazal Pakistan Muslim He is going to meet the League Nawaz (PML). N) Supremo Nawaz Sharif will discuss the current situation in London.

The JUI-F leader, who is also the head of the alliance of political parties Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) – PTI’s arch-rival, will stay in the UK for a few days and visit various cities, the sources added. I will actively meet the workers of my party.

The arrest of PTI chairman Imran Khan in the £190 million settlement case on 9 May and the subsequent violent protests, during which state facilities were stormed and torched almost across the country. Mass exodus of party leaders.

Several PTI leaders, including close associates of Khan, have announced their departure from the party over the May 9 vandalism, and some have blamed Khan’s policies for attacks on military installations.

The latest person to jump ship is the Sindh president of the party. Ali Zaidiwho announced on Saturday that he was quitting politics and resigned from party posts.

At least eight people have been killed and dozens injured in nearly three days of protests, while the current coalition government has suspended internet services and deployed army troops to maintain law and order. .

Following the unprecedented attacks on defense and public property, the country’s top civil-military leadership vowed to prosecute the rioters under the country’s relevant laws, including the Army Act, to arrest the suspect involved in the vandalism. Started a crackdown on