PML-N Senator Afnanullah Sunday lambasted PTI’s tactics to pressure the government, labeling them as failed attempts and emphasized that negotiation remains the sole viable path to clarity, cautioning PTI that refusal to engage in dialogue will only exacerbate the crisis.
Talking to media, Senator Afnanullah emphasized that negotiation is the only viable path forward, asserting that PTI’s pressure tactics are ultimately “doomed” to fail.
He stressed the importance of constructive dialogue in resolving political differences, highlighting it as the best way to move forward.
By engaging in negotiation, political parties can work towards finding common ground and advancing the country’s
interests, he added.
“Chaotic politics will only create further consequences and no other political victory will be achieved through these out-of-table tactics,” Senator Afnanullah added.
Senator expressed his concerns about PTI’s approach to resolving issues, stating that they are not serious about discussing problems and instead prefer confrontation.
Responding a query, Afnanullah clarified that PML-N respects and will abide by any court decisions, emphasizing that these matters have already been discussed and are now in the judicial domain.
Meanwhile, PML-N leader Ali Gohar Baloch has sternly urged that the PTI should honour its commitment, demonstrate sincerity and be persistent in negotiations with the government.
He underlined the importance of pursuing a feasible solution to address grievances instead of perpetuating discord.
Ali Gohar emphasized that in the realm of politics, nothing is ever set in stone. Instead, he stresses that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) must remain committed to negotiations as by doing so, the party can work towards finding an amicable solution to the ongoing challenges.
Gohar emphasized that the PTI party must exercise restraint and avoid making controversial or flippant statements in public. This approach will help the party maintain a responsible and respectful tone, fostering constructive dialogue and avoiding unnecessary conflicts.
He attributes the breakdown in talks to a trust deficiency and irresponsible statements made by the party, adding, that this trust deficit likely stems from PTI’s history of making provocative comments, which can derail constructive dialogue.
PTI must adopt a more measured approach, focusing on building trust and fostering an atmosphere conducive to productive dialogue, he stressed.
Responding to a query, Ali Gohar also revealed that previously, the government allowed PTI to meet with the PTI founder during negotiations.
He expressed optimism that if talks continue, PTI will again be permitted to meet with Khan without restrictions.
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