Pakistani chairman Tehreek-E-insf (PTI) Barrister Gohar Khan accused the government of deliberate avoidance by negotiating and ignoring the party’s demand for court. In an interview with the media in front of Rawalpindi Kacheri on Wednesday, Gohar said that PTI formally asked the court commission to deal with key fears, but did not answer the government. “They did not want the conversations to take place or lead to a solution,” he said. He also claimed that the authorities deliberately delayed engagement and said, “We introduced our requirements, but the government has not taken any serious steps. If they were honest, they would give a timely answer. ” According to him, the officials promised the answer until January 28 at the Committee meeting, but the PTI was not informed of any decision in advance. Gohar stressed that his party had launched a dialogue process, although he faced intensive political pressure. “Our leader Imran Khan remains our chairman today and will continue to be in the future,” he said. He also explained that the only contact point PTI was the head of the army and denied meeting someone else in negotiations. Gohar said in the commentary on the legal affairs that their case was submitted by Judge Chaudhr, who planned another hearing. “We hope that a permanent judge will soon be appointed to move the process forward,” he said, adding that the leader of PTI Latif Khosa suggested a strong legal case. He reiterated that prominent data do not affect court proceedings and say, “No one is above the law. The court will decide on the basis of legal merit. ” GoHar addressed reporters after appearing in court with PTI lawyers about November 26. The case remains in judicial review. Govt keeps the door ajar as PTI speaks On Tuesday, the government maintained the door for dialogue with Ajar, despite the announcement of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insf (PTI) on Tuesday, that the process of interviews ended because its negotiating team did not appear in parliament for and for the fourth and fourth rounds. The National Assembly of Ayaz Sadiq, which played a key role in bringing representatives of the ruling coalition of the Pakistani Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the opposition of PTI at the negotiating table, invited both sides to the fourth round of interviews on which Tuesday’s interviews. PTI, however, boycotted the meeting. Later, the government announced that its negotiating committee will be waiting 31. Previously, PTI chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, while talking before a meeting after a meeting with the founder Imran Khan, announced that negotiations with the government ended and added that his party joined opening with an open heart, but could not move forward. The negotiations between the government and the opposition began on December 23, 2024, to be friendly to find solutions to the political and economic issues facing the country, as well as to deal with long -term thorny problems between the two parties. However, this process hit the curtain just after three sessions. In the third round, PTI introduced its charter requirements, which, among other things, demanded the creation of separate court commissions 9 May 2023 and 26 November 2024. In addition, the Court of Justice, the Charter of the PTI, was also sought “support” of federal and provincial bail, the suspension of punishment and the liberation of “political prisoners” identified the PTI. He stated that these requirements were presented as a “prerequisite for wider negotiations” on other issues. Seven days after the third round, however, the founder of PTI suddenly canceled the dialogue, because the government did not accept its requirements for the commission within one week. A day later, Barrister Gohar deviated from the statement and said Imran lectured.
