Islamabad: Federal Minister for Privatization, Board of Investment and Communications, and President of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party Abdul Aleem Khan expressed his condolences over the deaths of Hamas leader Ismail Haniya and Pakistani artist Sardar Kamal. Haniya was killed in a missile attack in Tehran, an incident described by Khan as a “cowardly” act and a significant loss for the Islamic world. Khan also lamented the passing of Sardar Kamal, noting his unique contribution to the arts.
According to Press Information Department, Khan stated that Haniya’s life was marked by his commitment to jihad and efforts toward establishing an independent Palestinian state. His death has not only saddened the Muslim community but has also intensified the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In addition, Khan paid tribute to Sardar Kamal, highlighting his sense of humor and the joy he brought to his audiences. He prayed for both deceased to be granted high ranks in Jannat al-Firdous.
Khan’s statements underline the profound impact of both figures in their respective fields and communities, emphasizing the sense of loss felt across various communities.