Veteran Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Abdul Sattar Bachani passed away at the age of 78 while receiving treatment at a hospital in Karachi, his family confirmed on Monday. Bachani had been unwell for some time, and his passing marks the end of a long and respected political journey.
Top PPP figures, including provincial ministers Sharjeel Memon, Zia Lanjar, Zulfiqar Shah, Nisar Khuhro, and Waqar Mehdi, expressed deep sorrow over the loss. They extended heartfelt condolences to Bachani’s family, recognizing his decades-long contribution to the party and the country. Party leaders also paid tribute to his leadership and dedication.
Sharjeel Memon described Bachani as a principled and people-friendly personality who devoted his life to public service. He praised the late leader for his unwavering efforts to strengthen democracy and support the underprivileged. Memon added that Bachani’s contributions to the party and to democratic values will always be remembered.
Throughout his political career, Bachani was known for his calm demeanor, strong ethics, and loyalty to the PPP. He played a key role in grassroots mobilization and was widely respected by colleagues and constituents alike. His efforts helped the party connect with people in rural and urban communities.
PPP leaders stated that Bachani’s legacy will live on through the values he stood for and the public service he delivered. In this time of grief, the party and its supporters stand in solidarity with his family. Plans are also being made to hold a special condolence reference in his honor.
The political community across Sindh and beyond has also expressed sorrow over the loss. Abdul Sattar Bachani leaves behind a legacy of public service, dedication, and democratic commitment that will continue to inspire future generations.