Awami Muslim League (AML) chief Sheikh Rasheed said there is no harm in holding peace talks with Taliban.
Speaking on the floor of the National Assembly, Rasheed said, “Nobody can speak in the House if I am not allowed to speak.”
Pakistan urgently needs $ 6 billion to revive the economy, he said, adding that Saudi Arabia was not giving $15 billion to Pakistan.
“Missile strikes will stop if the economy is fixed,” he said.
Rasheed said those speaking against dictatorship were products of dictators themselves.
He urged the need to buy new train engines instead of laying down the Khunjerab track.
Sheikh Rasheed urges peace talks with Taliban
