Pakistan PM shehbaz sharif: Opposition Leader of Opposition in Pakistan National Assembly and Leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Omar Ayub fiercely targeted Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and heard him very well. Criticizing Shahbaz, the opposition leader called him a powerless servant. Omar Ayub introduced the role of the Prime Minister of Pakistan as servants and clerks in the National Assembly and claimed that he has no real power.
It is noteworthy that this statement of opposition leader Omar Ayub remains the subject of discussion throughout Pakistan. His statement came after the negotiations between PTI and the Pakistani government failed. Let us know that PTI chief and former Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected the offer to resume the talks with the government through the Parliamentary Committee.
Shahbaz Sharif addressed the cabinet meeting
According to the report, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif addressed the cabinet meeting on Thursday (30 January). In this, he said that the government is ready to set up a parliamentary committee to carry forward the talks with Imran Khan’s party. At the same time, the party of former PM Imran Khan has closed the talks for not setting up a judicial commission to investigate the incidents of May 9, 2023 and 26 November, 2024.
Offer to start talks rejected
Leader of the Opposition in the Pakistani National Assembly Omar Ayub said, “We reject Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s offer to resume the talks.” He reiterated the party’s demands and said, “Our demands are absolutely clear. We demand the release of all political prisoners. “
Party boycotted talks on Imran Khan’s instructions
The talks between the Pakistani government and Imran Khan’s party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) got stuck last week when the party got out of the talks on the instructions of its founder Imran Khan. Even the opposition did not participate in the fourth round meeting held on Tuesday (January 28).
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