Former Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has announced his decision to quit politics, but did not clarify if he is also leaving the party. Buzdar condemned the violent incidents that occurred on May 9, when civil and military installations were vandalized by protesters. He also called on all stakeholders to “set aside their ego” and work towards a better future for Pakistan. Buzdar’s move follows several PTI leaders quitting politics and separating their paths from the party over the same incident. Buzdar’s critics labelled him as an “inept and ineffective” administrator during his term as chief minister. In March 2022, a no-confidence motion was submitted against him, prompting his resignation. Buzdar and his family faced corruption cases in June of the same year. An accountability court in Lahore had extended his interim pre-arrest bail in an inquiry of illegal assets by the NAB earlier this month.
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