Govt, PTI trade blame over ‘stalled talks’ as judicial commission remains sticking point

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ISLAMABAD: The federal government and the Pakistan Tehreek -e -Insaf (PTI) on Sunday exchanged allegations of “interruptions in talks” on Sunday as an important demand of the former ruling party, as the formation of the Judicial Commission, the conflict. Becomes

“According to the unanimous Communicles, no response can be given before the seven -day deadline … We will respond to the demand of the PTI judicial commission in the next round of talks on January 28.” A spokesman for the government talks committee told Geo News.

With the help of National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq, the future of the talks faces uncertainty, as contradictory statements are made by PTI chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, contradictory ruling party, Who says the ongoing talks have been stopped, which is a change about the party’s first announcement. Call them.

The PTI has delayed the government’s “non -cooperation” and the establishment of a judicial commission to investigate the violent protests of May 9, 2023 and the crackdown against party protesters in Islamabad on November 26 last year. “Declared”. .

The PTI and the ruling coalition are engaged in negotiations, which aims to discredit political tensions in the country for almost a month. Both sides have talked about three rounds so far.

The dialogue process took a snatch because the Khan -run party believes that they will join only in the fourth round of talks when the government has formed a judicial commission while the ruling coalition has said that it is PTI. They will respond to their demands. The next round of talks.

However, a day ago, PTI founder Imran Khan demanded a meeting with his party’s talks committee, with sources claiming that a final stand on the talks would be given after the meeting.

Talking to Geo News today, Siddiqui, negligent Imran’s party for unilateral dialogue, said that suddenly the end was surprising not only for the committee but also for the PTI itself. –

“Barrister Gohar had earlier cited Imran’s message to call the talks … After the evening, he made a justification for which the police raided. [Sunni Ittehad Council chief] The house of Sahibzada Hameed Raza, “He noted.

He added that Raza’s words use “no” for negotiations. He warned, “We are ready for a January 28 meeting … We will not respond to PTI threats or boycotts.”

Barrister Gohar – Talking to Geo News – said the government delayed the start of the talks and delayed the formation of a commission. “If the government is serious about negotiations, take a positive step and we will talk to Imran,” he said.

According to the PTI chairman, the negotiations have officially ended after a seven -day deadline. He said that the government could announce the establishment of a judicial commission and his party would consider it.

“If the government asked us to sit on the commission’s touches [terms of references]We will talk to the founder of PTI.

‘Now the conversation is over’

In addition, PTI spokesman Sheikh Waqas Akram rejected the ongoing talks with the government, saying that they were now over.

He claimed, “We chose talks after witnessing the government’s behavior.”

Responding to a question about PTI’s re -advertising talks, he said that party chairman Barrister Gohar and Secretary General Salman Akram Raja handed it to the commission’s announcement and “good will will do it”. Terms will be talked about.

He said, “The talks are over … We do not want to continue dialogue with the government in any way,” he said, adding that even if the judicial commission was formed, the party would consider it.

In response to another question, he said that the government’s statement about the recognition of its mandate to PTI is “a complete lie”, mentioning that “free and transparent for broad -based negotiations.” Elections are essential. “