PTI and Government Signal Readiness for Dialogue to Resolve Political Crisis

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has urged dialogue as a crucial step toward ensuring political stability and national progress. In a parliamentary meeting, PTI reaffirmed its dedication to resolving conflicts through negotiation.

The party revealed that Chairman Imran Khan has formed a negotiation committee with a positive approach, aiming to overcome challenges and steer the nation toward development. However, PTI strongly condemned raids on the homes and offices of its members in Punjab, calling for their immediate cessation and warning of protests in the assemblies.

Government leaders also softened their stance, expressing a willingness to engage in dialogue. National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq and Adviser Rana Sanaullah extended invitations for discussions, emphasizing the need for constructive talks to stabilize the political landscape.

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and other government representatives called for concrete measures, while PTI proposed forming a parliamentary committee and drafting Terms of Reference for meaningful negotiations.

With both sides showing signs of flexibility, the possibility of breaking the ongoing political deadlock has emerged, bringing hope for stability and development in Pakistan.