Pakistan

Social media mourns demise of Mushtaq Ahmad YusufiKARACHI: The demise of legendary humourist Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi on Wednesday has left social media in grief.
Yusufi was admitted at a private hospital a few days back after contracting pneumonia.
He was shifted to ventilator after his health deteriorated.Twitterati have piled their favorite quotations from the satirist and earlier memories to bid him farewell on his demise.





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