Former minister and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Asif Ali Zardari has stated that meaningful dialogue with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is not possible. He emphasized that due to PTI’s leadership’s actions and behavior, no serious negotiations with the government could take place.
This statement from Asif came amid threats by PTI leaders to launch a civil disobedience movement. PTI had announced its plans to protest against the government and escalate tensions across the country. Asif Ali Zardari criticized PTI’s actions as irresponsible, warning that such steps could push the country further into chaos.
He stressed the need for dialogue and reconciliation between political parties to ensure political stability in Pakistan. However, due to PTI’s constant criticism and undemocratic actions, he argued that engaging in dialogue with them is not feasible.
The statement has garnered significant attention in political circles, with mixed reactions. Some argue that the government should make efforts to engage in talks with PTI, while others believe that such negotiations would be futile due to PTI’s undemocratic behavior.
