- Rana says that the opposition must reveal who has given orders.
- Add the hotel staff may have invented a statement.
- “Abbasi, Fazl, Achakzai will speak instead of making a criminal fire.”
Islamabad: The federal government has rejected complaints from the opposition parties that have prohibited a hotel in Islamabad from hosting the two -day conference of the Grande Alliance, asking them to appoint the “official or the Minister” who asked his administration to revoke authorization for theater time.
“If the opposition has the perseverance of telling the truth, they must therefore say the truth … which minister or a official of the government gave orders to the administration of the hotel,” asked the assistant of the Prime Minister Geo News “AAJ Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath” program.
The declaration took place a few hours after the opposition alliance, Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan, accused the government of “threatening the administration of the hotel” to revoke authorization for the second day of the Moot, which was held on the site.
“There was nothing that was not against the state and there was no intention of incentive. It is enough to talk about the Constitution and the rule of law, “said former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi by addressing journalists after the completion of the first day of the Moot in Islamabad.
The meeting was followed by the secretary general of Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf (PTI) Salman Akram Raja, Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC), the chief of Sahibzada Hamid Raza, Awam Pakistan’s Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Majlis Wahdat-E-Muslimeen (MWM) Nasirazi and others.
He noted that the conference was not in the streets with the participation of hundreds of thousands.
“The administration of the hotel told us that they had been threatened to revoke the authorization for the second day of the theater. When we asked the administration to give us in writing why the conference could not be held for the reason above, they (the staff) expressed their helplessness,” he added.
However, he said, the Alliance decided that the conference will certainly take place tomorrow. “It is our constitutional law and we are talking about the Constitution,” he added.
Speaking during today’s program, Sanaullah said that the hotel staff may have invented the declaration, adding that the staff member may not want to accommodate the conference. “Hotel staff may not agree with the conference,” he added.
“Deputy commissioners for commissioners or ministers, tell us who gave orders,” he asked the opposition.
Asked about the opposition alliance, he apparently welcomed it and said that if the alliance was formed, there would be a program and an action plan.
“That Khaqan, (head of Jui-F) Maulana Fazlur Rehman, or Achakzai directs him, mental health will prevail … There would be a political dialogue or a political sense. The alliance would hold a dialogue with the coalition in power and things would be resolved,” he said.
The PM assistant noted that people like Abbasi, Fazl or Achakzai sat at the table with the government instead of making a criminal or violence fire.
In addition, Khaqan – while speaking of today’s program – said that it was not possible to manage the country by oppressing the opposition. “This government without a mandate cannot execute or solve problems,” he added.
Structive to carry out the theater, the former Prime Minister said that they would visit the hotel tomorrow and see what the government is doing.
In response to a question, he said that if PTI wanted to go down the street, it is their right and “we have nothing to do with that”. He admitted that the differences between PTI and JUI-F had not yet been resolved.
Answering another question, Abbasi said that Senator Abdul Ghafoor Hyderi would represent JUI-F in the moot tomorrow.
The convergence of the opposition parties comes in the context of the negotiations now attached between the PTI and the ruling coalition which has not produced many results despite several cycles of talks.
Since then, the Party based on Imran Khan has embarked on a contact campaign – initiated in light of the directives of the former PM – the leaders of the TTAP also visiting the Sindh to meet the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) with the two parties agreeing to work together for the supremacy of the Constitution and the independence of the magistracy and the parliament in the country.
The two parties also agreed to train committees as the next step to work together to obtain a common program.