Ex-Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar goes under the knife in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s former federal minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan underwent surgery at private hospital, with doctors reporting steady improvement in his condition. Family sources said the 71-year-old is slightly able to walk again and is recovering rapidly, while well-wishers across political and social circles continue to pray for his complete and speedy recovery. The procedure was completed without complications, and doctors expressed satisfaction with his recovery progress. Family sources said his condition is steadily improving, and he is responding well to post-operative care. The senior politician earlier suffered fracture, which restericted his mobility and health. However, following extensive treatment and medical supervision, the injury has significantly healed. Family members report that he is now able to walk and move around, marking a major milestone in his recovery journey. Medical experts overseeing his treatment advised continued rest and precautionary measures to ensure a full and speedy recovery. They have described his overall health condition as encouraging and stable. News of his successful surgery has prompted an outpouring of goodwill from political leaders, colleagues, and members of the public, many of whom have extended prayers and best wishes for his complete recovery. As Chaudhry Nisar continues to regain strength, supporters remain hopeful that the seasoned politician will soon return to his normal routine following a period of rest and rehabilitation.