BNP-M, and MWM have also announced that they will not attend meeting either
- PTI holds late-night meeting of its political committee.
- Party demands its leaders’ access to Imran Khan.
- BNP, MWM, TTAP also decide against attending session.
Peshawar: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced that it will leave the in-camera session of the Parliamentary Committee (PCNS) on security issues if its leaders are not allowed to meet the party’s founder, Imran Khan.
The political committee of the party insisted in a statement after a late-night meeting that its leaders should meet Khan before participating in today’s important national assembly session. PTI made it clear that it would only attend the meeting if this demand was met. The PTI’s stance comes a day after the multi-sided opposition alliance, Tehreek-e-Tahfuz-e-Aine-e-A-Pakistan (TTAP), which was led by Mahmud Khan Achkzai, announced his decision to boycott the session.
Additionally, Balochistan National Party-Megal (BNP-M) chief Sardar Akhtar Mengal and Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimin (MWM) president Allama Raja Nasir Abbas announced that his parties did not attend the meeting.
The leaders of the Khan-led party urged the central leadership to call the party’s political committee meeting in response to the events and ask them to allow the party’s founder to participate.
PTI reiterated that its representatives would only participate in the in-camera session if the government allowed them to meet the former Prime Minister before much after consultation. PTI Information Secretary, Sheikh Wakas Akram, confirmed that an emergency meeting of the political committee was held to discuss the party’s stance on the in-camera session. It was unanimously decided that PTI would not participate until its leaders were reached to the mine.
According to party sources, several main committee members opposed the name of the name for the session on national security. He argued that the chief whip was put forward by Aamir Dogar
In-camera session
The in-camera rare session of Parliament is scheduled at 11 am on Tuesday, in which military officials will recently brief MPs on the safety situation prevalent in the country in the backdrop of deadly terrorist attacks. The Prime Minister’s colleague said on the political and public Epheris Rana Sanaullah that civil and military leadership would discuss a strategy to prevent Afghanistan from becoming a “proxy” state.
The ruling PML-N party chief said on the Geo news program “Aaj Shahzzeb Khanzada Kay Sath” that the session will not only focus on Afghanistan to keep its neutrality, but will also talk about what to do in the future if Kabul does not accept Pakistan’s demand that he does not take place from place to place to operate his soil.
In the midst of increasing terrorism, there is a meeting of the in-camera in Pakistan, including an important terrorist attack on a passenger train in the Mushkaf neighbor of Boluchistan in Balochistan. On Tuesday, more than 440 passengers aboard the Jaffer Express were taken hostage when a train was attacked by dozens of terrorists associated with the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA).
After a complex withdrawal operation, the security forces were able to eliminate 33 of the attackers and free hostage passengers. Militants killed 26 passengers, including 18 Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps (FC) security personnel, three officers and five civilians from Pakistan Railway and Five Citizens. Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary,
Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), revealed to the media after the conclusion of the operation of the security forces that the terrorists were interacting with their handlers in Afghanistan. Accor