Gilgit (Staff Reporter) – PTI leader Gulab Shah Asif officially launched his election campaign from Constituency NA‑2 in Gilgit, beginning with visits to the Jiglot sub‑division areas of Sae Bala and Shamrot. Accompanied by PTI Gilgit Division President Karim Sher and his team, Asif arrived in Chakar Kot to a warm, enthusiastic welcome from local residents. A large crowd of party workers and citizens escorted him to a grand rally venue where a massive public gathering was held. Speaking at the rally, Gulab Shah Asif pledged to usher in a new era of development projects in NA‑2 and prioritize ending the region’s long‑standing neglect. He announced the creation of new job opportunities for youth and promised that, once in power, his government would address the public’s core issues at the doorstep. The political scene shifted dramatically as dozens of individuals broke ties with rival parties and announced their entry into PTI, expressing full confidence in the party leadership’s vision and reaffirming their commitment to help Asif secure a decisive victory in the upcoming elections. The rally concluded with local community leaders publicly confirming their support for Gulab Shah Asif.
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