Pakistan PTI Want Date And Time: Political turmoil is at its peak in Pakistan. On the other hand, amid the ongoing tussle between Imran Khan and the current government, Pakistan Tehreek Insaf (PTI) on Friday (March 17) has requested the coalition government to give a date and place for the meeting. So that both the politicians can sit and talk.
The top regulatory body of lawyers said that Imran Khan is ready to mediate between the government and the opposition. PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry said in a Twitter post that Law Minister Azam Nazir Tarar was sitting together every day giving statements to resolve issues and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had also asked for talks.
Imran Khan is already in favor of talks , because Imran Khan has already been in favor of talks.
This statement of Fawad Chaudhary has come a day after the talk of reconciliation with the government on behalf of PTI President Imran Khan. Imran Khan had said that he is ready to talk to anyone and make any sacrifice for the country. I will not back down from any sacrifice for the development, interest and democracy of Pakistan. In this regard, I am ready to talk to anyone and take every step in this direction.
Political forces will have to sit together
Imran Khan also made a tweet regarding talks with the government. Khan’s tweet came a day after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday (March 15) asserted that all political forces have to sit together to take the country forward. Two days later, Fawad Chaudhary while speaking outside the Lahore High Court called for the date and place of the meeting.
Addressing Prime Minister and Law Minister Tarar, Fawad Chaudhary said that you are making a statement, so you should go ahead with it. Whatever place you decide and if someone invites you, we are ready for it.
The last time talks of all parties coming together came to the fore when the Prime Minister called an All Parties Conference (APC) in February and invited the country’s political leadership, including the PTI chief, to discuss ways to deal with the challenges ahead. can be discussed.
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