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Former MNA Asiya Nasir calls on Isphanyar Bhandara

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March 18, 2026
Former MNA Asiya Nasir calls on Isphanyar Bhandara
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Islamabad, March 18, 2026: Former MNA Asiya Nasir, accompanied by her husband, Adv. Nasir Masih, and senior journalist Tariq Chaman, met with Isphanyar Bhandara on Wednesday in Islamabad.

The meeting was held to congratulate Mr. Bhandara on his nomination by the Prime Minister as a member of the Parliamentary Committee responsible for the appointment of the Chairperson of the National Commission for Minorities Rights.

During the discussion, the delegation and Mr. Bhandara exchanged views on issues affecting minority communities and the importance of the forthcoming National Commission for Minorities Rights. Mr. Bhandara thanked the visitors for their good wishes and appreciated their gesture.

Tags: Adv. Nasir MasihAsiya NasirChairperson of the National Commission for Minorities RightsIslamabadIsphanyar BhandaraPakistanParliamentary committeesenior journalist Tariq Chaman
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