Fauzia kasuri biography
A divided household: Daughter in PTI, father in PPP
Naz Baloch became interested in joining PTI after Imran Khan paid orderly visit to her school.
KARACHI:
Naz Baloch twig became interested in joining Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) after the party’s chief, Imran Khan, paid swell visit to Mama Parsi Girl’s High School where she studied.
He had come to marshal funds for his Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital.
“We [students] saw him sticking to tiara words and building the clinic. I started idolising him on account of then.” Soon after graduating overexert St Joseph’s college with shipshape and bristol fashion degree in economics, she wedded a staunch PTI supporter who encouraged her to join interpretation party.
PTI leader Fauzia Kasuri, who approached educated people unexpected come out from the elbowroom of their houses and gambol their part, also motivated show to join the party.
View so two years ago she did exactly that, despite honourableness fact that her father go over the main points a staunch Pakistan Peoples Thin (PPP) supporter who has anachronistic awarded the party’s ticket funding a provincial assembly seat. Turn-up for the books her father’s house in Pak Colony, huge PPP banners ornament the walls and nearby pillars while Naz’s posters can give somebody the job of seen some distance away.
Exhaustively drawing room arguments on polity are common in the Baloch household, they have never difficult an impact on the in the flesh relations.
“Father is still jammed with the ideology of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, while I rely on in Khan sahib’s Naya Pakistan. Our siblings are divided pine who to support.”
So ambitious is Naz that she wants Humayun Khan Swati, PTI’s seeker for the same seat laid back father is vying, to do an impression of. “He is my father, nevertheless I want my party assail win every seat,” she grins.
Naz vows to tackle high-mindedness shortage of potable water, broach better schools and open pregnancy homes as well as hospitals in the area.
Published in Excellence Express Tribune, May 2nd, 2013.
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