Nawab Shah Zain Bugti pays tribute to Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri

The son of Nawab Talal Bugti and grandson of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti, Nawab Shah
Zain Bugti (president of Balochistan chapter of Jamhoori Watan Party), visited the
central secretariat of Minhaj-ul-Quran International. He was accompanied by Madni
Baloch (General Secretary Punjab) and Zahid Chaudhry. The central leaders of MQI,
Sheikh Zahid Fayyaz, G.M. Malik, Jawad Hamid, Sohail Ahmad Raza, Sajid Bhatti, Shahzad
Rasool Qadri and other leaders welcomed the respected guests on their arrival at
the central secretariat. Nawab Shah Zain thanked the MQI leaders for giving him
a warm welcome.

After visiting various departments and directorates of MQI and meeting its leaders,
Shah Zain Bugti expressed his views that he got an opportunity to visit the grand
Islamic centre of the Muslim world on the invitation of MQI. Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri
is rightly playing his important role in unifying the Umma and for the establishment
of peace at the international level. Shah Zain Bugti said that Doctor Sahib played
manly role in the Pakistani politics when he resigned from his seat in parliament
in protest against the policies of former dictator. He proved through his action
that he was a patriotic and true Pakistani.

He said that he was grateful to the people of Punjab for giving him rousing welcome
during his visit to the province. He said that his grandfather Nawab Akber Khan
Bugti raised voice for elimination of feelings of deprivation among smaller provinces
and solidarity of Pakistan. “We are working for provincial autonomy already promised
in the Constitution and we are working for strengthening the country,” he held.
He said that MQI was creating awareness among the youth and it was a great service
to the nation. He said that his companions and he personally were all praise for
Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri for his services in different fields of life. He invited
Minhaj-ul-Quran International to start similar programmes aimed at awakening public
awareness in Balochistan.


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