Pakistani Officials Offer Condolences to Former MPA Sultana Shaheen Over Brother's Death
State Minister Abdul Rehman Khan Kanju and other officials visited the residence of former MPA Sultana Shaheen to offer Fateha for her departed brother.
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State Minister for Energy (Power Division) Abdul Rehman Khan Kanju, Provincial Minister for Irrigation Muhammad Kazim Ali Pirzada, and MNA Punjab Hamza Shahbaz Sharif visited the residence of former MPA Sultana Shaheen to offer Fateha for her departed brother, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The visit was reported in the outlet's photos section, with further details on the circumstances not included in the available report.
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