The PTI seemed to have a change of heart regarding reaching out to the government to end the political impasse but later decided against talking to “three parties”. Despite earlier instructions to initiate contact with all political parties except PML-N, PPP, and MQM-P, PTI founder Imran Khan reversed course and ordered dialogue with the government. This shift came after the Supreme Court’s suggestion to resolve issues through parliament.
While PTI leader Gohar Ali Khan initially indicated willingness to engage in talks through the opposition’s alliance, Raoof Hasan clarified that PTI had no intention to negotiate with the three parties. Imran emphasized the need for clarification on the parties’ authority to negotiate and fulfill PTI’s demands.
PTI’s stance remains firm on resolving issues through dialogue but with strict prerequisites, including dropping all cases against Imran, Bushra Bibi, and PTI officers. The party is open to dialogue initiated by Tehreek-i-Tahafuz-i-Aain-i-Pakistan, with negotiations solely representing the movement’s interests.
Overall, PTI’s position emphasizes the importance of clarity, authority, and meeting prerequisites for any potential negotiations to move forward.
