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PTI Faces Major Setbacks as Fawad Chaudhry and Others Part Ways with Imran Khan


 The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has been hit by a series of significant blows as senior party members, including Fawad Chaudhry and Shireen Mazari, announced their departure from the party and a break from active politics. These resignations come in the aftermath of the May 9 incidents that led to violence and unrest, raising concerns about the future of PTI and its leadership under former prime minister Imran Khan.

Fawad Chaudhry's Departure

In a tweet, Fawad Chaudhry, the PTI's senior vice president and spokesperson, revealed his decision to part ways with Imran Khan and resign from his party position. He expressed his intention to take a break from politics, adding to the growing list of party members distancing themselves from the PTI. Fawad's resignation follows the departure of Shireen Mazari, former human rights minister, who cited personal reasons for her retirement from active politics.

Challenges Faced by the PTI

These resignations highlight the challenges faced by the PTI and its leadership. The recent incidents of violence and unrest, which also involved military installations, have created divisions within the party. Former provincial minister Fayyazul Hassan Chohan also left the PTI, expressing his inability to speak against the army. These departures raise questions about the party's unity and its ability to handle internal disputes.

Imran Khan's Response

Imran Khan, while addressing the situation, described the crackdown on his party as unprecedented. He expressed his frustration over the pressure on party members to leave the PTI and questioned the sincerity of such demands. Imran Khan suggested that the decisions of several PTI leaders to quit the party were coerced, hinting at external influences.

Impact on PTI's Future

The departures of influential party members like Fawad Chaudhry and Shireen Mazari, who held key positions within the PTI, will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the party's future. The loss of experienced and respected figures raises concerns about the party's ability to maintain its support base and effectively navigate the political landscape of Pakistan.

Conclusion

The PTI is currently grappling with a series of setbacks as senior party members, including Fawad Chaudhry and Shireen Mazari, have decided to part ways with Imran Khan and take a break from politics. These resignations highlight the challenges faced by the PTI in the aftermath of recent violent incidents and raise concerns about the party's unity and future direction. The departure of influential figures from the party underscores the need for introspection and strategic decision-making to address internal disputes and regain stability. As the PTI navigates this critical juncture, the political landscape of Pakistan awaits the unfolding of its future trajectory.

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