Islamabad:
The main leadership of the main opposition parties on Tuesday night met for conversations about the political situation prevailing in the country and the perspectives of a great alliance against the coalition government led by the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) .
The first important group of opposition leaders after the failed conversations with the ruling coalition led by PML-N unanimously declared the current government as non-representative and tax on people against their will.
The key figures of opposition parties agreed that celebrating transparent elections under a neutral electoral commission was the only way to address political and economic instability of the country, social disturbances and security concerns.
“The only way to get out of serious problems such as political and economic instability, social disturbances and terrorism are the new elections,” a statement issued after reading the meeting.
To a question about the formation of the great opposition alliance, a main member of the opposition meeting said that “it is [meeting] The first step; The deliberations will be carried out to solve the details “, adding” will soon see a great development in this regard. “
At a key meeting held at the residence of the former president of the National Asader Asad Qaiser, several oppositions, including Mahmood Khan Achakzai, Head of Tehreek Tahafuz-E-Aeen Pakistan, Maulana Fazlur Rehman of Jamiat Ulema-E-Islam, Sahibzada Hamid Raza From Sunni Ittehad Council, Allama Raja Nasir Abbas of Wahdat-Ul-Muslimeen, former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi of the Awam Pakistan party, high-ranking politician Mustaf In the Senate Shibli Faraz, PTI Khyber de PTI de PTI, PTI de PTI de PTI de PTI de PTI de PTI de PTI de PTI, PTI PTI PTI -Pakhtunkhwa President Junaid Akbar, member of the PTI’s legal team, defender of Faisal Chaudhry and Akhunzada Hussain, spokesman for Tehreek Tahafuz-E-Aeen Pakistan, attended the meeting.
Speaking with the media after the meeting, the Chief of Jui-F said that the “2024 elections were manipulated”, therefore, the titular government had no right to remain in power, emphasizing that the new Elections were the only solution to take the country. Outside the economic and other crises.
Fazl said an opposition alliance had come here by invitation of qaiser in which the country’s political situation was discussed. “All parties are the opinion that on February 8, 2024 it was a manipulated election. The mandate of this government is not the mandate of the people,” he added.
Fazl also criticized the performance of the Pakistan Electoral Commission (ECP) by holding the general elections last year. “The Electoral Commission did not carry out fair elections. If the Electoral Commission is truly independent, it should resign,” he accused.
Speaking on the occasion, former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi also demanded new elections in the country, saying that the current government had been imposed on people. He added that the consultations between the opposition parties would continue in the next few days.
In response to a question, Abbasi said that political prisoners should be released. When asked about the latest amendments to the Law on the Prevention of Electronic Crimes (PECA), the former prime minister declared: “Black laws as a sin must be abolished.”
The declaration of the opposition parties said that the opposition also demanded the end of political oppression and the immediate liberation of political prisoners. The opposition strongly condemned amendments in the peca, asking for its repeal. The participants also expressed serious concerns about the continuous wave of terrorism in Baluchistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
To address these problems even more, read in the statement, a subcommittee was fo
Rmed to design a future course of action, with plans to consult the leadership of the party before finishing the recommendations.
Just before the first anniversary of the general elections, opposition parties have begun to prepare against the ruling alliance and reflect on different strategies to exert pressure on the government.
After five -week failed conversations between the government and the PTI, the opposition parties have now decided to concentrate on forming a great opposition alliance to give the government a difficult time.
