- Qaiser hopes to succeed on the national agenda.
- PTI claims deprived seats in Peshawar in the elections.
- Talal says defends the expansion of the cabinet; Rendez-vous de Khattak.
The former president of the National Assembly and the main leader of the PTI, Asad Qaiser, said on Friday that a party delegation would meet Jamiat Ulema-Elam-Fazl (JUI-F) next week, while the former ruling party continues to court allies for an anti-government movement after the EID.
“We mark out a national program and we will include all the parties in it … We will succeed soon,” said Qaiser by speaking on Geo News “Naya Pakistan” program.
It is relevant to mention here that the party founded Imran Khan accelerated the efforts to form a large opposition alliance to launch an anti-government movement after Eid Ul Fitr after the directives of the founder of the incarcerated party.
The founder of PTI incarcerated, Imran Khan, had asked his leaders of the party to approach each political party to form a great opposition alliance and launch an anti-government movement after Eid Ul Fitr.
In April of last year, the PTI had already formed the Tehreek-i-Tahaffuz-ieen-i-Pakistan (TTAP), a multi-party opposition alliance including the SIC, PKMAP, Balochistan National Party-Muslien, Jamaat-I-Islami and Majlis Wahdat-I-Muslimen.
After the talks between the government and the opposition collapsed in January, the PTI did another boost to establish a spouse against the ruling coalition by rope in the former first Shahid Khaqan Abbasi earlier this month to be part of its movement.
Last month, TTAP leaders also organized their two -day conference, which held the general elections “faked” on February 8, 2024 responsible for the economic, political and social crises in progress with which the country faced.
The opposition theater asked to abolish all the amendments that contradict the spirit of the Constitution. The conference described the “crawling violation of constitutional rights and human rights” a complete negation of the rule of law in the country.
Speaking during today’s program, Qaiser said they wanted to meet the founder of PTI incarcerated to discuss the line of conduct more.
Reiterating the party’s allegations for the “fake” general elections, the former president of the NA allegedly allegedly deprived of seats in Peshawar, stressing the need for a constitutional audit.
In addition, Senator PML -N Talal Chaudhry – speaking in today’s program – defended the appointment of the former chief minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pervez Khattak, as an advisor to domestic affairs.
“It is a coalition government … Everyone wants neighborhoods sharing the same ideas to work together,” he said, noting that experienced individuals are also included as technocrats. He noted that the expansion of the firm was not achieved to “reward anyone, but as needed”.
Answering a question, Chaudhry said that the Minister of Privatization, Aleem Khan, had left other wallets after the consultation.
“You must not be a scientist to become Minister of Sciences and Technology,” he said in response to another question.
Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif allocated portfolios to 26 ministers, state ministers and newly enthroned councilors in his federal office.
In addition to the allocation of portfolios to four new special assistants, the Prime Minister also reassured the ministries of certain members of the cabinet.
According to a notification issued by the cabinet division today, the federal minister Tariq Fazal Chaudhry received the portfolio of parliamentary affairs, while Ali Pervaiz Malik and Shaza Fatima Khawaja made the federal ministers of oil and information technology respectively.
Similarly, the ministers of the State Barrister Aqeel Malik, Bilal Azhar Kayani and Talal Chaudhry received respectively legal and justice, rail and interior and narcotic wallets.
In addition to this, two other advisers – Syed Tauqir Hussain Shah and Muhammad Ali – were also added to the cabinet, increasing the number of advisers to the Prime Minister at seven.
‘Influential figure’
Meanwhile, PM’s help on political and public affairs, Rana Sanaullah has also echoed Talat’s feelings, saying that Khattak is a “powerful and influential figure” in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and can play a role in the fight against KP government on Islamabad.
Speaking on Geo News “AAJ Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath Sath” program, he noted that the KP government, led by chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur, was still ready to attack Islamabad instead of focusing on the development of the province.
“Words make rounds that PTI prepares another raid on Islamabad after Eid,” he said, referring to the PTI founder’s plan to launch an antigovenmental campaign.
In this regard, he said, he thinks that Khattak can play an effective role in KP.
In response to a question, he noted that they had never said that it was the government of PML-N but a coalition.