The gathering, which was organized by PPP leaders Afraz Naqvi and Hassan Abbas, drew significant participation from party workers and local leadership. Among the notable attendees were Shakeel Pasha, Zafar Chaudhry, Mansoor Qureshi, Mushtaq Shah, Sibte Hassan , Amir Khan, Majeed Ghauri, Adnan Kassana, Rana Buland, Tahir Jaffari, Harris Rauf, Mehar Imtiaz, Tauseef Shah, Bilal Naqvi, Lala Sarwar, Lala Farooq, and Rao Waqar. The ceremony also featured a cake-cutting ceremony to commemorate the birthday of Hazrat Imam Hussain ( AS).

 

During his address, Faisal Mir emphasized the PPP's commitment to grassroots reorganization and strengthening party infrastructure at the local level. He outlined plans to establish and organize allied wings throughout the constituency while ensuring that office bearers are appointed based on merit rather than favoritism. The PPP Lahore President stressed the importance of empowering young leaders within the party structure, expressing his intention to provide opportunities for emerging talent to demonstrate their leadership capabilities and prove their worth in guiding the party forward.

 

The announcement signals the PPP's renewed efforts to revitalize its presence in Punjab, traditionally considered a challenging political landscape for the party. By organizing the Kashmir Day rally and focusing on grassroots mobilization, the party leadership appears determined to reassert its relevance and build momentum among its traditional support base while attracting new followers in the region.