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Qurban Naizi dies of Covid-19

by News desk
August 24, 2021
in Top News

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Staff Reporter
Islamabad

Renowned folk singer Qurban Ali Niazi passed away battling the deadly Covid-19 in PIMS Hospital Islamabad.

Qurban Niazi was admitted to the hospital a few days ago and on Monday he breathed his last.

Qurban Ali Niazi, a recipient of Sitara-i-Imtiaz, started his career with a village to village singing. Born in 1947, he made his debut by singing at Urs of a Sufi saint in Multan at the tender age of 10. He belonged to a family of musicians.

He migrated to Pakistan from Jalandhar in Indian Punjab after the partition. Niazi performed with his brother, Tufail Niazi, at the inauguration of Pakistan Television on Nov 26, 1964, in Lahore.