Ex-Federal Minister Mohammad Azam Khan Swati said that he might join Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf if people of Hazara want him to.
While talking to media he said “”I will consider joining the upcoming revolution after consulting my people in Hazara.”
He told newsmen that the present government had broken all records of corruption, bringing at least eight big institutions to the verge of disaster.
Swati tendered his resignation as Senate member, quoting Parliament’s ineffectiveness, rampant corruption and lack of good governance as reasons for the action.
Azam Swati also resigned his JUI-F membership. He was elected as senator on a JUI-F ticket in 2006, and was to retire in March 2012 at the completion of his tenure.