Azad Umar wants politicians, wanting to engage between establishment

Responding to the existing political turmoil, former Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) president Azad Umar has called on politicians to sit with the establishment to solve the problems.

Speaking to a British news agency, Umar, a former close aide of PTI founder Imran Khan, said that the country’s current political climate is needed in the country’s current political climate.

The comments of the former Union Minister have come in the wake of talks between the ruling party and the ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Shebas Sharif.

The two sides, who had three conversations, presented the Khan -established party in writing, but there was no progress in November 2024 after the PTI refused to participate in the fourth round conversation citing the government failed to form a judicial commission to investigate on May 9. Demonstrations.

On February 8, the PTI warning in Swabi and returning to the streets, the party founder Khan – who has been behind the wires for more than a year – has written several letters to the country’s military top brass, and the military leader General Azim Munir must be accurate. Alia called for the change of policies.

These letters include a variety of problems, from the alleged fraud in the 2024 general election, from terrorist allegations, tests and power to use power against BTI workers and economics.

In contrast, the military leader refused to obtain such a letter, and even if he did so, he would not read it and would not send it to Prime Minister Shebas.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (BML-N) Senator Irfan Siddique has challenged the former ruling party as the government has censored the PTI on these letters, and that it was trying to create a division between the military and the people. Start meetings and an anti -movement.

Political temperature is expected to rise if the PTI is taken back to the streets – as it has been repeatedly done in the recent months – when the resignation of the party’s basic members in November 2023, when the party resigned from the party’s basic members in November 2023, Umar underscores that the country’s progress is needed for the democratic of the country.

The solution to the problems is not only with a political party, it requires consensus.

The former PTI leader lamented that the parliament was never insulted before.

Politicians must understand that a strong parliament leads to strengthening democracy, he said.