Two more PTI leaders quit party without any pressure

Muhammad Iqbal Wazir, a former minister from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Mubeen Khilji, a former minister from Balochistan, are the latest to quit Imran Khan’s PTI.

Iqbal Wazir announced via a tweet, “Without pressure of any kind, I announce [I am] resigning from PTI’s basic membership and North Waziristan’s district presidency.”

He added, “I am deeply saddened by the incident of May 9.”

On the other hand, Mubeen Khilji announced at a press conference that May 9 violence was the reason he was leaving the PTI. He expressed his disapproval of the vandalism that occurred after Imran’s arrest and stated, “We wanted peaceful protests.”

He cited the reason for leaving the party as the “nation’s security” and emphasised that he had not been forced to make the decision.

Khilji continued, “We cannot, under any circumstances, continue to be complicit in the violence that occurred on May 9.”

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