Both leaders were given party stoles to wear during the meeting by Mian Khalid Mehmood.


Lahore: Malik Wajid from Sheikhupura and Muhammad Kamran from Lahore, two prominent politicians, joined the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) on Monday.
Recently, senior IPP leader Mian Khalid Mehmood met with the two-party leaders and heartily welcomed their choice to join the party.
Both leaders were given party stoles to wear during the meeting by Mian Khalid Mehmood.
Kamran expressed complete trust in President Abdul Aleem Khan and IPP Patron-in-Chief Jahangir Khan Tareen's ability to lead the party.
He claimed that public support for the IPP has grown quickly. People from all walks of life have an equal right to participate in politics.
Wajid added that the May 9 events left a stain on the political landscape of the country.
He thought Abdul Aleem Khan and Jahangir Khan Tareen would lead the nation to prosperity and advancement.
Mehmood also welcomed the young leadership warmly and reaffirmed that IPP will play a vital role in the nation's progress, prosperity, and building.
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