Ziaullah Khan Bangash, who served as the Central Secretary for Information for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Parliamentarians, has resigned from his position. He has submitted his resignation to party chairman Mahmood Khan.
In a phone conversation with Pakhtun Digital, Bangash explained that his decision was based on personal commitments. He mentioned that he frequently travels abroad, making it difficult for him to adequately fulfil the responsibilities of this important role.
Bangash stated that he informed the party chairman that the position should be assigned to someone who can dedicate the necessary time and effectively carry out the responsibilities. He clarified that although he is stepping down from this role, he will remain a dedicated member of the party and continue to contribute to its efforts in the future.
Read also: Shangla court acquits PTI leaders in feb 9 case
A local court in Shangla acquitted Bisham Tehsil Chairman Sadeed Ur Rehman and provincial assembly candidate Sadar Rehman on Tuesday in connection with the violence that occurred on February 9, which resulted in the deaths of two youths allegedly due to police firing.
After detailed hearings and the presentation of testimonies and other evidence, the District Sessions Judge of Shangla, Mamrez Khan Khalil, ordered the acquittal of all eight individuals charged in the case, including Sadeed Ur Rehman and Sadar Rehman.
In the last general elections, Federal Minister for Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan Engineer Amir Muqam and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) candidate Haji Syed Fareen contested for the NA-11 Shangla constituency. Following the polls on February 8, thousands of PTI workers gathered at the main square in Alpuri to protest against alleged election rigging.
