Knock, All Doors Closed For Tehreek-E-Insaf Talks
Canada Global(Web News)The doors that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is knocking for negotiations are still firmly closed and no decision has been taken at the official level to start a dialogue or negotiation process with the party.
Official sources say that the impression given by PTI after Murtaza Solangi’s meeting with Shafqat Mehmood is completely wrong as the caretaker government has not decided to initiate any such talks.
The military establishment has also not given any indication that it is interested in talks with PTI or wants to be part of the process of talks with all political parties including PTI.
After the situation after May 9, the military authorities have expressed their indignation regarding the masterminds and attackers of these incidents.
When contacted, Information Minister Murtaza Solangi expressed surprise that the meeting with Shafqat Mahmood was exaggerated.
He said that he has an old relationship with Shafqat Mehmood and this meeting was not related to the process of negotiation or discussion. He said that even during the meeting with Shafqat Mahmood, he made it clear that he did not come on any mission and came to meet as a friend.
He clarified that no decision has been taken by the government to talk or contact PTI. He expressed surprise how the PTI people distorted the meeting even though they did not even announce the meeting as they do with other politicians.
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He said that he has also met Shehbaz Sharif, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, MQM leaders and Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Sirajul Haque. No press release was issued and no announcement was made as the meeting was part of the routine.
He said that if there is a decision to negotiate or discuss, it is the work of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet and they have not taken any such decision, political parties can meet each other on their own.
However, despite Imran Khan’s offer of talks with political parties, none of the political parties, including PML-N, People’s Party and JUIF, showed any interest in talks with PTI.
Although parties including the PDM and the People’s Party were already reluctant to talk to Imran Khan as he had refused to shake hands with political opponents throughout his rule, the PTI has been linked to the May 9 attacks. . A difficult situation has arisen for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf under the leadership of Imran Khan.
PTI is trying hard to negotiate with political parties and military establishment but it is not happening.
President Alvi has also been requested to initiate a process of dialogue between all stakeholders to create a favorable political environment for PTI so that it can contest elections freely, however the President has so far failed to negotiate. have been.
