Uzma Kadar is a Pakistani politician and educator. She is a former supporter of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
Wiki/Biography
Uzma Kardar was born on Sunday, April 8, 1956, in Lahore, Pakistan (age 66 in 2022). She studied at the Murree School at the Convent of Jesus and Mary in Murree, Punjab, Pakistan. In 1976, she pursued her Bachelor of Arts degree from Kinnard College for Women, Lahore.
appearance
Height (approximately): 5′ 5″
Hair color: light auburn
Eye color: black
family
Uzma Kardar was born into an Arian family in Lahore, Pakistan. The Aryans are a large Punjabi agricultural tribe with a strong political identity and organization, mainly located in the Punjab and Sindh provinces of Pakistan. Mainly distributed in various provinces of Pakistan.
Parents and siblings
There is not much information about her parents and siblings.
husband and children
Uzma Kadar’s husband, Tahir Hussain Kadar, is a retired Pakistani army officer who later became a politician.
Uzma Kadar and Tahir Hussain Kadar
She has three children – two daughters, Amna Kardar (owner and photographer of Amna Kardar Makeup Studio) and Fatima Kardar (chief technology advisor at Microsoft), and a son, Ahmad Kardar (import-export manager at PepsiCo).
Uzma Kardar with her daughters Amna Kardar (far left) and Fatima Kardar (far right)
Uzma Kadar and her son Ahmed Kadar
religion
Uzma Kadar believes in Islam.
address
3-H, Model City, Lahore
Profession
Academic Coordinator
From 1995 to 2018, Uzma Kardar worked as Academic Coordinator at “Lahore Grammar School Gulberg”, Lahore.
politician
Uzma Kardar began her political career in 1992 as a member of the Lahore District Council. On August 15, 2018, Uzma was elected to the provincial assembly of Pakistan’s Punjab province from one of the seats reserved for women in the province. She was appointed as the Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Gender Mainstreaming (Women’s Development).
dispute
Expelled from Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)
Uzma Kardar was reportedly expelled from Imran Khan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf party in 2020, days after a controversial Audio clips have gone viral in which she allegedly talks about the role of the military establishment in the government and makes comments about Prime Minister Imran Khan and his third wife Bushra Bibi. sweat. Uzma was allegedly heard talking about the importance of the military establishment in running Pakistan’s government and claimed that Bushra Bibi had a “genie” and was hugely influential in deciding Pakistan’s cabinet affairs, including the appointment of senior officials. . Uzma Kadar allegedly said in the controversial audio,
The establishment, the government and Prime Minister Imran Khan are moving together. No government in Pakistan can function without the support of the military establishment. “
PTI released an official statement and mentioned “violation of discipline” as the main reason for Uzma’s expulsion.
MPA Uzma Kadar expelled from party for breaching party rules. #PTI https://t.co/OYyh4VOWTe pic.twitter.com/BkZJWVwWcB
— PTI (@PTIofficial) July 5, 2020
In contrast, Uzma Kardar claimed in an interview that the private conversations in the leaked audio were presented in a distorted and negative way, with fake voiceovers. She added that her loyalty to Imran Khan, his wife and the party was unquestionable. Speaking about this in an interview, Uzma said:
My loyalty to my party and Prime Minister Imran Khan is unquestionable. The Chief Minister is the leader of my team and I have great respect for him. He admires my work very much. ”
Facts/Trivia
- According to sources, Uzma started writing many articles for Pakistani newspapers in 2008.
- She is the official media spokesperson for the Punjab provincial government in Pakistan.
- According to reports, Uzma attended the 20th course of the National Security Workshop at the National Defense University in Islamabad and obtained the top position. She was selected to speak on behalf of the batch before the then President of Pakistan.
- According to some sources, Uzma served as a member of the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Committee, Lahore, the Punjab Kashmir Committee and the Women’s University College, Lahore.
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Source: HIS Education