The PTI government seems to be nervous about Jehangir Khan’s alleged encounters with the opposition in the midst of their efforts to oust the premier.
Meanwhile, the nine-party Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) alliance and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) have agreed to file a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan, but I’m not currently considering a similar move regarding Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar, President of the National Assembly Asad Qaiser or President of the Senate Sadiq Sanjrani.
Although some government officials are playing down The alleged clandestine meeting of Mr. Tareen with Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Shehbaz Sharif, a source familiar with the development says the government And indeed prudent of activities in course in the opposition camp, in particularly the turmoil around Mr. Tareen.
“The activities of Mr. Tareen, members of his group and the government’s allies are closely monitored by government agencies and reported to the tallest man, “the source said.
In case of Jehangir Tareen, in particular, said the government faced a dilemma. “If the government grill it again through the Federal Investigation Agency in the sugar scam to put pressure on him could backfire in the module of an uprising of around 10 MNA and 30 MPA that Tareen claims to have backed of. If the government acts as a spectator, the opposition can end up working things out with he.”
The alleged meetings of Mr. Tareen with PDM chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman and Shehbaz Sharif were neither recognized nor denied side.
However, Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry played down Meetings of Mr. Tareen with the opposition and hoped for his partner party boss wonnon to abandon the PTI.
In a media speak in Find Dadan Khan on Saturday, when asked if Jehangir Tareen was supporting the PDM in his planned no-confidence motion, said, “I have a respectable relationship with Tareen sahib. As far as I am know he … I don’t think he’ll take any decision which damages the party. He will do it remain with the party (PTI). “
Asked if PM Khan or other ministers have done so plans to meet with Mr. Tareen to allay his concerns, Mr. Chaudhry said, “I don’t know about his encounters with opposition leader, but we have good relations with him and do not feel the need for a special meeting with he.”
The minister he believed that the lawmakers who supported Tareen were experienced politicians and would not split up with the party for something that has an uncertain future.
Asked if the Tareen group and the government’s allies had been monitored by agencies, Chaudhry denied this impression, saying, “Nothing like this is happening. in how much tale monitoring is illegal. “
But the sources in the Tareen camp said the former PTI secretary general he kept his cards close to his chest.
“It is one thing for sure: nobody of the group members are willing to greet Mr. Tareen and this is his strength for to negotiate in the fast-change the political landscape “, they said, indicating that” things do not seem good for the premier in the current scenario”.
Sources said the top leaders of both PPP and PML-N wished to have Mr Tareen join them but since a PML-N ticket it is considered a hot product in Punjab, the party is confident it will be the ultimate destination of those ways of separation with the government.
A PPP leader is of the opinion that there are many slips between cup and the lip and, therefore, the Tareen group May join the party of the Bhuttos see him as a strong candidate forming the next government.
About focusing exclusively on oust the prime minister a source in the PDM said: “The main the opposition parties – PML-N, PPP and JUI-F – agreed, in principle, a no-trust at the table move against PM Khan, and not others.
The opposition worked “exclusively”. on this plan and once he reached the “magic number” he would execute it, him added.
Also, PML-N Punjab president Rana Sanaullah on on Saturday again claimed that the opposition had reached the support of “more government MNA “of required send Imran Khan home. She previously claimed to have support of over 20 lawmakers of the treasury.
Speaking with reporters in Lahore, Mr. Sanaullah government said the members themselves were frustrated with it (over soaring inflation and bad governance) and not interested in disputing the next election on PTI Tickets. He claimed that the opposition did not look to any “referee”, a reference to the establishment, which said to all institutions should work within their constitutional framework.
Punishing PM Imran Khan over what he said was his raw choice of words during a speech in Mandi Bahauddin, the PML-N leader asked if the address suited prime minister.
Likewise, PML-N information secretary Marriyum Aurangzeb said the premier’s speech showed his nervousness about his planned departure. “We want to give good news to the people of Pakistan that soon they will break free of the premier selected through a lack of confidence move”he told a reporter here, adding that the” referee “had to be neutral.
“The referee should give an ‘out’if he (Imran Khan) is out. Our preparation for bringing a no-trust move against Imran Khan is complete. I want to tell Imran power is slipping out of her hands, “Ms. Aurangzeb said, adding that her” spokespersons in rent “wonnon to be near him when he was sent to pack.
THE ITP coalition the partners – PML-Q, MQM and BAP – are also walking with caution.
The MQM-P has already met the Chaudhrys of PML-Q and agreed move forward with mutual consultation in case the opposition presents its motion of no confidence.
PML-Q lawmakers authorized Punjab Assembly President Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi to do everything future decisions (on the offer of the opposition to join it).
PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif, PDM President Maulana Fazl and PPP Co-President Asif Ali Zardari have met the Chaudhrys and tried to get them to say goodbye to government for the people are the good.
Shehbaz Sharif also met the leaders of the MQM who he sought time to respond to his offer. His meeting with the Chaudhrys after 14 years also generated a debate in the media.
The opposition has yet to do so call on the Balochistan Awami Party which recently claimed they had been told by “some neighborhoods” to take a decision on own.
