Alamgir Tareen, the proprietor of Pakistan Tremendous League (PSL) franchise Multan Sultans, died by suicide at his residence in Lahore’s Gulberg space. An alumni of the distinguished Yale College, Alamgir, 63, established a reputation for himself as a number one businessman in South Punjab (Pakistan) and operated one of many largest water purification crops within the nation. In keeping with reviews within the native media, the rationale behind his suicide isn’t but recognized. Multan Sultans CEO Haider Azhar confirmed the information himself, expressing his deep sorrow and condolences to Tareen’s household.

“Alamgir Tareen was a valued member of our staff and a well-respected persona. We’re deeply saddened by his sudden and premature demise. Our ideas and prayers are along with his household throughout this extremely troublesome time,” Azhar acknowledged.

It’s with deep disappointment that we share the information of the passing of our beloved staff proprietor, Alamgir Khan Tareen.

Our ideas and prayers are with Mr. Tareen’s household. We request you all to kindly respect his household’s privateness.

Might his soul relaxation in… pic.twitter.com/aISUQtAqI5

— Multan Sultans (@MultanSultans) July 6, 2023

PSL franchise, Lahore Qalandars additionally expressed grief and sorrow over the surprising information, saying they had been gutted to listen to the information of Tareen’s demise.

“We stand with Alamgir Tareen’s household and Multan Sultans on this troublesome time,” the franchise mentioned in a press release.

In keeping with Multan Sultans’ official web site, Alamgir was “a sports activities fanatic who wished to work in direction of establishing a strong platform for aspiring sportsmen and girls and to offer them with the very best assets to additional develop their abilities”.

In 2021, Multan Sultan had gained the PSL title for the primary time after beating Peshawar Zalmi within the last.