Shireen Mazari, the senior vice president of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has announced her resignation from the party and her decision to step away from active politics.
This comes as a significant blow to the PTI, which has already witnessed the departure of several leaders in the aftermath of the May 9 riots. The recent violence erupted following the arrest of the former prime minister Imran Khan in the Al-Qadir Trust case.
Another one jumps the ship
Shireen Mazari’s resignation follows a series of arrests she endured in the days following the riots. As a prominent figure within the PTI, her departure marks a major setback for the party. Mazari’s decision to quit active politics highlights the deep divisions and challenges that the PTI is currently facing.
The departure of leaders like Mazari raises questions about the future direction of the PTI and its ability to maintain unity within its ranks. As the party navigates through this period of turmoil, it will need to address the concerns and grievances of its members to restore stability and regain political momentum.
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The void left by Mazari’s departure will undoubtedly be felt within the party, but only time will tell how the PTI will adapt and move forward.
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