He traveled extensively throughout Europe and the Middle East, lectured at foreign universities, mastered several languages, and wrote numerous books on his specialized field of medicine.
Professor Wasty was also a member of the Pakistani parliament (Majlis-e-Shura), also called National Assembly of Pakistan.
At the book launching event in Islamabad in 2011, many speakers paid tributes to him and noted that he was a God-fearing man but followed no sect, and always identified himself as only a Muslim.
[1] Among the speakers was Assef Ahmad Ali, former Education minister and member of National Assembly of Pakistan.
[1] Assef Ahmad Ali is further quoted as saying by a major newspaper of Pakistan, "These are the kind of people who represented what was best about Muslim India".