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    Home » Blog » Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s party says ready to talk with Imran Khan

    Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s party says ready to talk with Imran Khan

    July 28, 2024Updated:July 28, 2024 World No Comments
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    In the face of increased political unrest in the cash-strapped nation, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s Pakistan Peoples Party has declared that it is willing to engage with former prime minister Imran Khan if the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ( PTI ) founder is willing to do so. ” It is being said that the PTI leader is speaking up. If Imran Khan is ready to discuss, that’s a good thing, according to older PPP head Khurshid Shah during a press conference in Quetta, the provincial investment of Balochistan.
    Shah praised the prospect of discussions as a good growth.
    According to Shah,” President Asif Ali Zardari has often tried to resolve issues through conversations, and the PPP did play its part if needed,” according to Shah, who was quoted by the Express Tribune newspaper.
    The PPP’s willingness to engage with Khan’s party comes amidst heightened political instability, following the PTI’s hard-line stance against the incumbent Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz ( PML-N) led government.
    The PPP, along with the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan ( MQM-P) and other allies, supports the PML-N of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Recently, the two previous rivals engaged in a verbal dispute. The decision PML-N complied with PPP’s requirements for both the federal budget and the development funding planning.
    Since Khan’s resignation through a vote of no confidence in 2022, the PTI has maintained a robust opposition to the PPP-PML-N empire.
    Following the election results on February 8, which saw the two parties form a coalition state in the Centre, social tensions increased.
    Numerous societal and political parties have been urging the PTI to engage in negotiations with the state, which has prompted more calling for peace.
    Khan’s group had previously rejected deals with what it termed the” Form-47 state”, rather showing a desire for speech with the defense establishment.
    Shehryar Afridi, a PTI’s Shehryar Afridi, indicated in April that negotiations with the Director General of Inter-Services Intelligence ( DG ISI) and the Army Chief Gen Asim Munir are preferred.
    In the wake of this, PTI Secretary General Omar Ayub claimed that Imran Khan had given past President Dr. Arif Alvi a lot of responsibility.
    Barrister Gohar, the head of PTI, confirmed last month that Khan had spoken to the state about the matter.
    Also, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and Khan’s girl Aleema Khan called for state organizations to be negative for the country’s development.
    However, the government also has called on the Khan-founded celebration to come to the table and keep talks.
    ” Would it if you want to eliminate us.” You do n’t want to fix issues, but you also want to make them even more complicated. Federal Petroleum Minister Dr. Musadik Malik stated last week that deals should be held instead of destroying everything.

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