Pakistan

Former NA Speaker Dr Fehmida Mirza parts ways with PPPBADIN: Former National Assembly Speaker Dr Fehmida Mirza has parted ways with the PPP, saying she wont get the ticket from the Sindh ruling party.
Addressing a gathering in her native town Badin, Dr Mirza said that she wont contest the next election on the PPPs ticket and would join a party shows commitment to to provide water and other basic facilities to the people of Badin.
Despite differences, I voted for the party and remained loyal as I was elected on the PPPs ticket, she said.
The former speaker said that everybody was awaiting her next decision.
I have decided to raise my voice for your rights despite the threats to me and my children, she said.





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