KP CM Sends Condolence Letter to Sindh Over Gul Plaza Fire

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CM Sohail Afridi expresses grief, offers support to victims of Karachi’s Gul Plaza tragedy.

Peshawar/Karachi: Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Sohail Afridi, has sent a condolence letter to Sindh CM following the tragic Gul Plaza fire in Karachi. The letter expresses deep sorrow over the loss of lives and property and prays for the speedy recovery of the injured.

In his message, CM Afridi reaffirmed solidarity with the Sindh government and the people of Karachi, stating that “the grief of one province is the grief of the entire nation.” He emphasized that KP’s government and citizens stand united with affected families during this difficult time.

The gesture highlights the provincial cooperation and national unity in the wake of tragedies and reflects Pakistan’s commitment to supporting victims of disasters. The Gul Plaza fire, which caused significant casualties and property damage, has drawn condolences from leaders across the country.

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