Govt says no to PM’s resignation, snap polls

– Defense Minister Pertiz Katak says demonstrators will face music if the protests break.

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Islamabad: Defense Minister Pervaiz Khattak, the government delegation in charge of the talks with the opposition parties, said Saturday that Prime Minister Izar's resignation and led by Azami Atulema-Islam-Fazl (Azadi) Rejected a poll request, such as the resignation of the marches. -F) The day before Maulana Fazlur Rehman.

The Minister said in a press conference with other committee members in Islamabad that "the resignation was out of the question" and warned opposition leaders that the government would "show no service if it traced back from an initial agreement with the government." ”.

It also warned opposition leaders to stick to the covenant between the protesters and the opposition. "If the opposition relies on violence, the damage that occurs will be entirely the opposition's responsibility."

On Friday, JUI-F governor requested that the prime minister resign within two days, and hinted that the governor's strategy had changed if he did not return home. He said protesters could also arrest PM.

According to the statement, “the government will approach the courts against the threat of constitution being compelled. It is appalling and I will file an appeal with the court on Monday. ”

Khattak said there was a signed agreement between the opposition and the federal government and that action would be taken if not followed. "They just want to create anxiety," he said. "They won't succeed."

He also mentioned Fazl's remarks about the state agency on “fairness,” saying that all agencies were “neutral.”

“Maulana dismissal He blamed state agencies rather than governments. ” “For the first time, all state agencies are neutral. If the chaos spreads, I will act according to the constitution. ”

He added that criticism of JUI-F leaders' national institutions would not serve any purpose.

PTI's sincere Asad Umar, who attended the press, stepped in and said:

"them [the PML-N leaders] Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was invited to a private party, but the army did not stop them. So I would like to ask a question about Shahbaz Sharif. The military forced them to build schools, build hospitals, reform police, or refrain from the judiciary. Would you like to reveal the details of the military's suppression of them? ”

PTI leader Shafqat Mahmood claimed that the agitation of JUI-F helped benefit India. He said he shifted his focus from Islamabad to the occupied Kashmir in India.

“Imran Khan has very effectively stressed the cause of Kash Miri in the world. This demonstration attracted attention in Kashmir. ”

When the opposition asked the army chief about the demand to withdraw the expansion,

The government's negotiating team declined to call it one of the protest parties' demands. He also made it clear that the military was playing a “fully neutral” role.

Committee Meetings Committee Meetings:

Earlier, the Prime Minister informed the negotiations that he would not accept the Lebanese Commission's "constitutional and undemocratic" demands on Aza di March.

At the key committee meeting of the party, we discussed the political situation in this country. The meeting also included PTI leaders Asad Umar, Shafqat Mahmood, Shireen Mazari and Faisal Javed Khan.

According to sources, the negotiating team, led by Defense Minister Pervez Katak, will contact the Lazelle Committee about Pazzell's speech.

PM Imran recommended the Khattak lead committee to continue negotiations with the Rahbar committee.

Sources advised the prime minister not to be intimidated by protesters in collaboration with Katak. He added that negotiations should not occur if an attempt is made to threaten the government.

The Prime Minister said the committee after the Lebanese Commission meeting should inform demonstrators about what democratic rights they demand. Sources also said PM Imran had ordered the Interior Ministry to prepare for all nonsense.