LAHORE (HRNW) – As the process of bidding farewell to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) continues, former Punjab Minister for higher education Raja Yasir Humayun decided to quit politics on Tuesday.
In a video statement, Mr Humayun condemned the events that took place on May 9 following the arrest of a large number of PTI workers.
Mr Humayun wanted no leniency for those who attacked the military installations and public buildings.
On Monday, former MPA Jamil Ahmed decided to quit the embattled party.
In a statement, Mr Ahmed said, “I served in the army for 13 years as a captain. Currently, my son is serving in the army as a lieutenant”.
Speaking about the May 9 vandalism, Mr Ahmed said, “I am deeply saddened by what happened on May 9. Those who attacked military installations must be brought to justice.”