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PTI's central leader Naeem ul Haq passes away
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) central leader and special assintant Naeembul Haq passed away, here on Saturday.
He had been battling blood cancer for the last two years.
His party tweeted its condolences, describing him as "a dedicated Pakistani, a loyal friend and a kind human being."
PM Imran, a close friend, said he was "devastated" by Haque's passing.
"He was one of the 10 founding members of the PTI and by far the most loyal," the prime minister wrote.
"In 23 years of PTI's trials and tribulations, he stood by me.
He was always there for support whenever we were at our lowest ebb."
"In the last two years, I saw him battle cancer with courage and optimism," PM Imran wrote.
Source: https://onlineindus.com/english/PTI's-central-leader-Naeem-ul-Haq-p...
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