Syed Ali from Braldo, GB, rises to ISF presidency at KU

Syed Ali, a resident of Tiston (a small town in the union Braldo), Shigar, Gilgit-Baltistan, has been elected as the president of the Insaf Students Federation (ISF) at the University of Karachi, Pakistan’s largest university, for the tenure of 2025-26.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Gilgit Baltistan Facebook page has announced that Syed Ali is among those activists who kept the movement alive during difficult times.

However, Ali is currently enrolled in bachelor’s studies in the field of Urdu at KU.

Ali said that politics is in his genes; he thought he served the nation more brilliantly than any other field does, as our holy prophet called it, worship.

He said that despite his tough schedule he takes out time for Party activities no matter how much pay the price for his job, study and social life.

He said that despite belonging to far-flung areas of GB, his ambitions are very high to serve the country in the best possible manner.

The friends around him highly facilitated his appointments and expressed their thoughts that a student like Ali from the region of Braldo is a sign of honor for the fate of such remote regions where the residents still live a very hard life in 2025.

The audience said that Pakistan is really changing and the country’s future is bright just because of socially genius people such as Ali.

Earlier, the Sindh Governor Kamran has demanded a general amnesty for PTI workers involved in the May 9 incident. He says that those who were innocent victims on the occasion of joy should be forgiven.

Tesori visited the Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum on the occasion of Pakistan’s victory in the war against India on Thanksgiving Day and offered Fateha. Opposition Leader in the Sindh Assembly Ali Khorshidi and others also accompanied him. They placed flowers at the Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum and recorded their impressions in the guest book.

Talking to the media, he said that all political parties, including PTI, gave the same answer to India: we are all one nation in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, which was formed on the name of the word. The spirit of the entire nation was united with the Pakistani army. The Pakistani army gave the answer that the enemies’ teeth were broken. I salute the martyrs. Today the Pakistani nation stands tall with pride.  The Sindh Governor says that instead of investigating by blaming Pakistan, they tried to attack.