Senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Abdul Sattar Bachani has passed away at the age of 78. His death marks the end of an era for the party and Pakistani politics.
According to family members, Abdul Sattar Bachani was receiving treatment at a private hospital in Karachi, where he breathed his last. His passing has deeply saddened political circles, especially within the PPP, where he was respected for his dedication and long-standing service.
Several provincial leaders, including Sharjeel Memon, Zia Lanjar, Zulfiqar Shah, Nisar Khuhro, and Waqar Mehdi, expressed deep sorrow over his death. They offered their condolences to the bereaved family and praised his commitment to public service.
Sharjeel Memon, speaking on behalf of the party, said that Abdul Sattar Bachani was a man of principles. He called him a sociable and people-friendly personality who worked tirelessly for democracy and the well-being of the public. Memon added that Bachani’s contributions will not be forgotten and that he served as a role model for younger politicians.
Abdul Sattar Bachani had a long and impactful political career. He served in various capacities within the PPP and was known for his close association with the party’s leadership. Over the decades, he held key positions and remained loyal to the party’s core mission of democracy, equality, and public service.
He was elected multiple times as a Member of the National Assembly (MNA) from Sindh. His influence in rural areas was significant, and he played a strong role in connecting local issues to national platforms. Constituents often praised him for being approachable and attentive to their problems.
Bachani was also known for his strong stance on democratic values. Even during difficult times, such as the military regimes and political crackdowns, he remained firm in his beliefs and stood by the PPP leadership. His loyalty and courage earned him respect not just in his party but across the political spectrum.
Leaders and citizens alike remember him as a true public servant. He was not just a politician but also a mentor to many young activists in Sindh. His deep understanding of rural development, education, and infrastructure made him a trusted voice in the National Assembly.
In this time of sorrow, many across the country are remembering the legacy of Abdul Sattar Bachani. His political journey, marked by dedication and honesty, continues to inspire those who believe in democratic values and public service.
His passing leaves a gap that will be hard to fill. However, his legacy will live on in the hearts of those who worked with him and the people he served.
