The president of Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf (PTI), lawyer Gohar Ali Khan, categorically denied that any agreement had been concluded on the imprisoned founding president of the Imran Khan party, saying that political problems should be resolved by dialogue rather than on illegal pacts.
Speaking outside the Parliament, Gohar stressed that “no agreement has been concluded” with a quarter concerning the case of Imran, adding that all negotiations should remain confidential and constitutional.
Asked about the information according to which Imran had made a head of the talks with the government, Gohar said that he had relayed the Prime Minister’s invitation but would not disclose the details of their discussion at Adiala prison.
He insisted that real progress in national politics depended on discretion and sincerity, warning against the sensationalism of the media. “Political questions must be resolved by talks,” he said.
This declaration follows the recent call of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for the complete dialogue with the opposition parties, which Imran would have welcomed in principle.
Previously, the chief minister of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, said that the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, had agreed to engage in a political dialogue.
“Those who transform this into a question of the ego damage Pakistan. We must go beyond personal interests and reflect in the national interest,” said Gandapur by speaking to journalists from Peshawar. “Imran Khan accepted negotiations and clearly said that he was ready to speak for the improvement of Pakistan,” he added.
The CM also discussed the legal efforts underway for the release of Imran. “Petitions are underway for the release of Imran Khan,” he noted, adding: “As director general of a province, I have an order from the court allowing me to meet him every week. These meetings are crucial for consultation, especially with the approaching provincial budget. ”
