The Asir leader finally had to change his traditional position and ask his party to start negotiations with the present government and taking the initiative, some PTI leaders participated in the first session of the talks which was presided over by Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq. who belongs to Muslim League (N) and the government committee includes leaders of various parties and PTI’s negotiation committee includes its own leaders and two allies. Chief Minister K.P. And PTI is serious about negotiations It was seen in the first meeting that only a few PTI leaders were present and they did not have the demands that were to be negotiated with the government.
Before the talks, the special court was supposed to sentence Imran Khan, which was delayed for some reason, which PTI misrepresented as having nothing to do with the talks. PTI has also withdrawn from its two demands which were not to be recognized by the government in any case, whose withdrawal was a positive step of PTI. , and the 85 PTI workers who have been sentenced by the military courts in relation to May 9 have announced that the PTI will not accept the decision of the military courts, which is a stupid decision because the PTI No punishments Acceptance doesn’t matter because appeals against convictions are to be heard by higher courts and decisions are to be prepared by PTI’s lawyers and all prominent lawyers are following PTI’s cases and from PTI. Unaffiliated big lawyers have received lakhs of rupees in fees and PTI lawyers who have not received fees have reached Parliament in compensation.
PTI leaders and Chief Minister KP have made it clear that they want the release of their founder at all costs and their first and foremost demand in the negotiations is apparently the release of their leaders and workers and according to them the most important thing. The main release belongs to the founding PTI and their first priority is to demand the release of their leaders and workers just for show.
Some of the leaders have also been punished by the courts, many cases are pending, including their senior vice-chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi and they have also complained of being neglected by the party leadership, after which the PTI No important leader went to meet them, so no one asks other captive leaders, no one goes to meet them and everyone’s attention is focused only on meetings with their founder and they are busy increasing their numbers in the eyes of the founder.
After receiving a clear answer from the higher-ups, the PTI founders have been forced to negotiate with the same government, which they have been calling an illegal government of Form 47. Some leaders of the Muslim League (N) say that the negotiations should be unconditional and the Finance Minister says that the government and the opposition should make a pact in the interest of the country.
Negotiations are obviously not for sitting together and chatting but only on certain conditions, that’s why PTI has presented its demands in the second session of the negotiations which have to be considered.
It seems that some leaders on both sides do not want the negotiations to succeed and want to maintain the ongoing political tension in the country. The government delegation has made it clear that the government cannot accept the PTI’s demand for release and the release is possible only through the courts and it is also true that the government has filed baseless cases against the founder and others on political grounds, so the government should withdraw them first. Do not file more cases and show sincerity and seriousness to play a positive role in the negotiations and PTI also see which cases the government can withdraw and which cases the government can withdraw and give relief to PTI.
The political tension that has been going on for two and a half years is not in anyone’s interest. Both the parties have to give up their stubbornness and conduct serious and viable negotiations and when both are willing to negotiate, then by following the formula of “take something, give something” and succeed in the negotiations, some good result must be obtained.
