Islamabad [Pakistan], Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) Chairman Sahibzada Hamid Raz expressed disappointment over the talks between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insa and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazal (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman . According to Dawn report, the former made a mistake. After the February elections, JUI-F and
A consensus was reached and declaration was made that the elections were rigged, parties have since started protests against the government, but JUI-F was not included in the six-party opposition alliance against the current government. Tehreek Tahafuz joins Ayin-e-Pakistan
According to Dawn, Balochista National Party-Mengal, Jamaat-e-Islami, Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, Majli Wahdat Muslimeen and SIC. The alliance organized a rally in Pishin, where they raised slogans against Fazal after the rally.
Had tried to calm the anger of JUI chief last week.senior
Leader Asad Qaiser expressed regret over the episode and had a telephone conversation with the Maulana. In an interview, Raza was asked about the conversation between the two and his thoughts on it. "In my view, it was a mistake but Asad Qaiser is much senior to me in parliamentary experience so perhaps his decision was right," he said. He added that there was no change in SIC's relations with Fazal. "This is mine and my "Maulana Fazal should not be a part of this alliance," the party said, alleging that the JUI-F will take advantage of the alliance by gaining the governorship of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and hanging the alliance.However, Raza also said that if the alliance decides otherwise with majority consent, he would accept it. The SIC chief said he had nothing to apologize to the JUI-F and called on the party to apologize for being part of the Pakistan Democratic Movement. exclude
government through a no-confidence vote. Earlier, he lamented how political actors were urged to proceed despite the PPP and PML-N insisting,
The members are still in jail, Dawn reports. "On one hand, they say we should move forward, but on the other hand, your sitting MP from Faisalabad is in custody in the police station," he said, adding, "If you are serious about moving forward, let's come to the negotiating table." ,'' he said while answering whether
The -SIC alliance was ready to hold talks with the committee, including representatives of the PPP and PML-N, saying, "Yes we are ready to talk, but only when our demands are on the agenda and the government is willing to discuss them." Be ready."
A consensus was reached and declaration was made that the elections were rigged, parties have since started protests against the government, but JUI-F was not included in the six-party opposition alliance against the current government. Tehreek Tahafuz joins Ayin-e-Pakistan
According to Dawn, Balochista National Party-Mengal, Jamaat-e-Islami, Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, Majli Wahdat Muslimeen and SIC. The alliance organized a rally in Pishin, where they raised slogans against Fazal after the rally.
Had tried to calm the anger of JUI chief last week.senior
Leader Asad Qaiser expressed regret over the episode and had a telephone conversation with the Maulana. In an interview, Raza was asked about the conversation between the two and his thoughts on it. "In my view, it was a mistake but Asad Qaiser is much senior to me in parliamentary experience so perhaps his decision was right," he said. He added that there was no change in SIC's relations with Fazal. "This is mine and my "Maulana Fazal should not be a part of this alliance," the party said, alleging that the JUI-F will take advantage of the alliance by gaining the governorship of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and hanging the alliance.However, Raza also said that if the alliance decides otherwise with majority consent, he would accept it. The SIC chief said he had nothing to apologize to the JUI-F and called on the party to apologize for being part of the Pakistan Democratic Movement. exclude
government through a no-confidence vote. Earlier, he lamented how political actors were urged to proceed despite the PPP and PML-N insisting,
The members are still in jail, Dawn reports. "On one hand, they say we should move forward, but on the other hand, your sitting MP from Faisalabad is in custody in the police station," he said, adding, "If you are serious about moving forward, let's come to the negotiating table." ,'' he said while answering whether
The -SIC alliance was ready to hold talks with the committee, including representatives of the PPP and PML-N, saying, "Yes we are ready to talk, but only when our demands are on the agenda and the government is willing to discuss them." Be ready."
