In a recent turn of events, Karachi’s Mayor, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, made a heartfelt visit to Hafiz Naeem, the esteemed leader of Jamat e Islami Karachi. This visit comes after Hafiz Naeem underwent an angioplasty procedure following a bout of chest pain.
During his visit, the Mayor expressed his respect for Hafiz Naeem, stating, “Despite our political differences, I regard Hafiz Naeem as an elder.” He further emphasized the need for unity and collaboration among all parties for the betterment of Karachi, reflecting the philosophy of Bilawal Bhutto to eradicate the politics of hatred and division.
Accompanying the Mayor were several local leaders and municipal representatives of the People’s Party. They joined in extending their well wishes for Hafiz Naeem’s speedy recovery.
This incident underscores the importance of setting aside political differences and working together for the common good, a sentiment that resonates strongly in the city of Quaid. It also serves as a reminder of the human element in politics, where concern for a fellow leader’s health can transcend party lines.
