PML-N MNA dies in India

[SecularNationalist]

Going to jhelum today to attend his funeral with my father.My father is a elected PML(N) chairman from UC39.His death is a great loss for our baradari and redidents of UC39.We lost a good family freind and a good human being.

A MNA from PML-N named Malik Iqbal Mehdi Khan breathed his last in India. The body of the deceased will be brought back to Lahore today.

According to details, Malik Iqbal Mehdi was suffering from a liver disease which ultimately took its toll on him and led to his death. He had traveled to India to seek medical treatment for his liver when his condition worsened, resulting in his death.

Malik Iqbal Mehdi's son will bring back his father's body for burial today from Lahore via the Wagah border route. Iqbal Mehdi's funeral prayers will be offered at his ancestral village in Pind Dad Khan.

Mehdi had gotten elected form NA-63 constituency in Jhelum from a PML-N ticket in the general elections 2013. The name of his father was Nawabzada Afzal Mehdi Khan. Iqbal Mehdi Khan was sworn in as a MNA on 1st June 2013.

 

[I FLY HIGH]

may Allah give him place in heaven .

 

[nomi007]

he was a good person

but didn't do any work for jhelum
it is hard fact

 

[Djinn]

What a pity he stoop up for a system which failed him. While he went to India, his big boss was traveling to UK for a medical checkup. Meanwhile the common Pakistani's don't even have access to standard healthcare within Pakistan.

 

[barbarosa]

May ALLAH give him place in jannat ul firdos ameen.

 

[IceBreaker]

may Allah give him place in heaven .

For what?
Making the children of Jhelum starve to death?

 

[Joe Shearer]

What a pity he stoop up for a system which failed him. While he went to India, his big boss was traveling to UK for a medical checkup. Meanwhile the common Pakistani's don't even have access to standard healthcare within Pakistan.

Any Pakistani can get treatment, and tender loving care, in India. That does not guarantee recovery; men and women are not invulnerable, and they are not immortal.

 

[Djinn]

Any Pakistani can get treatment, and tender loving care, in India. That does not guarantee recovery; men and women are not invulnerable, and they are not immortal.

Its not about India!!! They should have these facilities in Pakistan. It is the responsibility of the government, whereas the government officials are traveling abroad for their treatment and the higher the office the farther they go. Off course death comes to all and despite the "Best healthcare" people still die.

 

[Zahoor Raja-Jani]

Its not about India!!! They should have these facilities in Pakistan. It is the responsibility of the government, whereas the government officials are traveling abroad for their treatment and the higher the office the farther they go. Off course death comes to all and despite the "Best healthcare" people still die.

Knowledge and treatment wherever find better we must seek.

Inna lillah e winna aleh e rajeoon

 

[Joe Shearer]

Its not about India!!! They should have these facilities in Pakistan. It is the responsibility of the government, whereas the government officials are traveling abroad for their treatment and the higher the office the farther they go. Off course death comes to all and despite the "Best healthcare" people still die.

Of course you should have these facilities in Pakistan. Certainly. By all means. But until then, cheap and good treatment is available on your doorstep. Why cavil and say government officials are also travelling abroad, and the higher the official the further they go? So what? People from those furtherest places come right back to India for treatment, so the further your government officials travel, the sillier they are.

 

[Jaanbaz]

RIP.

 

[Parul]

Rest in peace.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

Any Pakistani can get treatment, and tender loving care, in India. That does not guarantee recovery; men and women are not invulnerable, and they are not immortal.

there have been many successful heart warming stories regarding such treatments in India
sadly this was not the one.

may his soul rest in peace

 

[GreenApple]

Of course you should have these facilities in Pakistan. Certainly. By all means. But until then, cheap and good treatment is available on your doorstep. Why cavil and say government officials are also travelling abroad, and the higher the official the further they go? So what? People from those furtherest places come right back to India for treatment, so the further your government officials travel, the sillier they are.

..one of the best (& economical) health Care is available in India. Hope, Pakistanis avail these facilities as first oppertunity, not as a last chance.
Wish NS uses the Indian health centers...but our Italian Aunty also prefers to go abroad...for what treatment..no body knows....may be for no treatment at all...only to count notes..

Of course you should have these facilities in Pakistan. Certainly. By all means. But until then, cheap and good treatment is available on your doorstep. Why cavil and say government officials are also travelling abroad, and the higher the official the further they go? So what? People from those furtherest places come right back to India for treatment, so the further your government officials travel, the sillier they are.

..one of the best (& economical) health Care is available in India. Hope, Pakistanis avail these facilities as first oppertunity, not as a last chance.
Wish NS uses the Indian health centers...but our Italian Aunty also prefers to go abroad...for what treatment..no body knows....may be for no treatment at all...only to count notes..

 

[Super Falcon]

Being a muslim it is sad day our fellow muslim died

But he was elected to serve people he did nothing actions speaks louder than words

Why nawaz league and its puppets have so much love for india