ISLAMABAD:
Government on Monday decided to resume negotiations with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf(PTI), private media reported.
According to the details, Prime Minister(PM) Nawaz Sharif took the decision after his meeting with Opposition Leader in the National Assembly Syed Khurshid Shah.
Formal contact is be established soon with PTI.
Earlier today, Shah had criticized government for not holding talks with PTI.
Previously, government had rejected the possibility of the dialogue with PTI following the aggressive announcement made by PTI chief Imran Khan to paralyse the whole country later this month.
While addressing to a rally in Islamabad on November 30 Imran had exposed his future strategy .
“On Thursday (Dec 4), I will go to Lahore and shut it down. On Dec 8 I will shut down Faisalabad; on Dec 12, I will go to Karachi and shut it down. By Dec 16, I will close down all of Pakistan,” Imran had said.
