Lahore:
Analyst Faisal Hussain said that we had also said yesterday that we see two sides to the negotiations, and behind the scenes there are also two sides, one will be in Pakistan and the other will probably be outside Pakistan. However, negotiations are taking place anyway.
Speaking on Express News' program Experts, he said that the government's objection is not wrong, but the problem now is that if these negotiations are successful, the beneficiary will be the PTI, while the PML-N has paid the price.
Analyst Amir Ilyas Rana said that both sides are doing their best, PTI has the right to come and sit at the table, whether they are demands or allegations, the government itself had asked for written demands, PTI cannot take the government's dictation to send whatever the government wants to the wish list, they have forgotten everything about the February 8 elections, mandate, etc., they are coming here to get a commission.
Analyst Khalid Qayyum said that I believe that the start of negotiations was a major breakthrough. Today, further progress has been made in this regard as PTI, which had previously been avoiding presenting its demands in writing, has submitted a written charter of demands because the founder of PTI has taken some positive U-turns in the current situation.
Analyst Shakeel Anjum said that since these negotiations began, we have discussed this many times. I have talked about it before, and today I will repeat it again. I think that PTI has taken a step down. Their demands today do not mention anything about the February 8 elections. This means that PTI has accepted the February 8 elections and has moved forward.
Analyst Muhammad Ilyas said that when the negotiations started, the PML-N and the PTI played the biggest role in bringing them together. Now, they are saying that the PTI is negotiating with them. Whatever they are saying, the talks have been held, it has become clear, it has come to the fore, so obviously the PML-N was brought in for this reason. The PML-N was not coming to negotiate. Now, let's see what the negotiations are about.
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