Farooq Sattar resigns from MQM-P's Rabita Committee
Sattar's decision comes in backdrop of him weighing PTI offer to join their ranks
MQM-P leader Farooq Sattar. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) leader Farooq Sattar on Thursday gave in his resignation from the the party's Rabita Committee, Express News reported.
According to details, Sattar handed in his resignation to the committee saying he could no longer perform his duties in the capacity any longer.
Sattar's spokesperson confirmed the news that he had resigned.
On the other hand, the MQM-P have said that they had not received his resignation, adding that even if he was to do so, the party would first deliberate over the decision first.
Sattar mulls joining PTI, contesting NA-247
The development comes in the wake of Sattar’s confirming that he is weighing up an offer to join the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
Sattar lost the NA-247 seat to PTI candidate Dr Arif Alvi during the July 25 polls.
The seat has now been vacated by Alvi after being elected president. Sattar said PTI leaders had reached out to him with an invitation to join the party. “They want me to contest from Alvi’s seat. I am consulting with close aides,” Sattar told the media.
According to details, Sattar handed in his resignation to the committee saying he could no longer perform his duties in the capacity any longer.
Sattar's spokesperson confirmed the news that he had resigned.
On the other hand, the MQM-P have said that they had not received his resignation, adding that even if he was to do so, the party would first deliberate over the decision first.
Sattar mulls joining PTI, contesting NA-247
The development comes in the wake of Sattar’s confirming that he is weighing up an offer to join the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
Sattar lost the NA-247 seat to PTI candidate Dr Arif Alvi during the July 25 polls.
The seat has now been vacated by Alvi after being elected president. Sattar said PTI leaders had reached out to him with an invitation to join the party. “They want me to contest from Alvi’s seat. I am consulting with close aides,” Sattar told the media.