ISLAMABAD: Farooq Khan has been going by the Constitution Avenue twice a week since August 15 yet Khan does not come here to take part at the sit-ins. He is here looking for his more youthful sibling and nephew absent since August 14.
Mohammad Zahid, 16, and Mohammad Hussain, 15, left their homes in Peshawar to partake in Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf's sit-in on August 14.
"I was grinding away when I was told that they were seen sitting in the transports orchestrated by the nearby administration of the PTI to take the party's supporters to the sit in Islamabad," he said.
He said he was frantic and came to Islamabad twice a week to look for the missing young men.
"They don't have their own particular cellphones and have not contacted us in the most recent month and a half," he said.
Members at the sit-in have recommended Farooq Khan to visit police headquarters in the capital as the young men may be in police care. "My mother is a diabetes quiet. She misses her child truly and requests that me continue going to Islamabad till I discover them," he said.
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