Iqrar Ul Hassan Denies Contact With Military At Any Level, Offers To Swear On Quran
Faizan Hashmi | September 11, 2026
Awam Raj Party chief and journalist Iqrar-ul-Hassan has strongly denied having any contact with military officers during his journalism career or political movement. He offered to take an oath in the strongest terms.
During a program hosted by Ahmed Ali Khan and Ali Zai, they questioned Iqrar-ul-Hassan about meeting the sector commander. They challenged him to swear on it.
Iqrar-ul-Hassan responded: "If I had maintained contact with any military officer, from a soldier to a general, during my 21-year journalistic career or my journey with the Awam Raj movement, I would be deprived of the intercession of Allah Almighty and the Holy Prophet (PBUH)."
He expressed uncertainty about what kind of oath he could take to convince people. Iqrar-ul-Hassan stated that if necessary, he was willing to travel to Medina and take an oath with the Holy Quran placed on the Rawdah of the Prophet ﷺ.
"If I ever made a statement at someone’s behest or to please anyone," he said, "may the wrath of Allah and His Messenger befall me." Iqrar-ul-Hassan emphasized that people could believe him or not, but he had spoken from his heart.
