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Pakistan Journalist Unity Delegation Meets Businessman and Social Leader Imtiaz-ul-Haq Bukhari in Karachi


KARACHI: A high-level delegation of Pakistan Journalist Unity (PJU) visited renowned businessman and social leader Imtiaz-ul-Haq Bukhari at his office in Karachi on October 24, 2026, to inquire about his health and pay tribute to his valuable social services and contributions to the city.

The delegation was led by PJU Central Chairman Syed Tahseen Kamal and included Central President Israr Rahimi, Senior Vice President Sindh Aslam Mahmood Dhalvi, Vice President Karachi Amjad Qureshi, General Secretary Karachi Saleemullah, senior leaders Abdul Karim and Junaid Ahmed, along with a large number of other office-bearers and workers.

The meeting took place in a cordial and friendly atmosphere. The PJU delegation presented Imtiaz-ul-Haq Bukhari with a traditional Sindhi Ajrak as a gesture of cultural respect and affection. He was also welcomed with flower garlands in recognition of his services and contributions to society.

Speaking on the occasion, Imtiaz-ul-Haq Bukhari described journalists as the eyes and ears of society and appreciated Pakistan Journalist Unity for its commitment to protecting journalists' rights, promoting their welfare and safeguarding their professional interests.

He expressed solidarity with the organization and reaffirmed his longstanding association with PJU. He assured the delegation that he would continue to stand alongside journalists and support them during difficult times.

PJU Central Chairman Syed Tahseen Kamal said that the organization's primary objective was to promote unity and solidarity among journalists and work towards resolving their professional issues. He described the support and guidance of prominent personalities like Imtiaz-ul-Haq Bukhari as a source of encouragement and pride for the organization.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the delegation prayed for Imtiaz-ul-Haq Bukhari's speedy and complete recovery and conveyed its best wishes for his good health.

The PJU representatives reiterated their commitment to continuing efforts to protect the rights, welfare and professional interests of journalists in Karachi and across Pakistan.

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Location: Karachi, Pakistan

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