Terming the agreement between the Pakistan government and the banned Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) as “surrender by the state”, the opposition Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has told the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) that Don’s According to the report, the deal was made public and presented before Parliament.
The demand to make the government-TLP deal public came through separate statements from three different PPP senators, a day after members of the government’s negotiating team announced that they would join the TLP. Together they have reached an ‘agreement’. The standoff lasted almost two weeks, but declined to divulge its details.
The report said the PPP leaders questioned the rationale behind keeping the deal a secret and said that the people of Pakistan and their elected representatives have every right to know the details and contents of the agreement signed in the dark of night.
The announcement regarding the signing of the deal was made by Mufti Munibur Rahman during a press conference with members of the government team, including the foreign minister. Shah Mehmood QureshiNational Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser and Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Ali Mohammad Khan on Sunday.
Refusing to share the contents of the deal, Mufti Muneeb had said its details would be made public at an “appropriate time” and added that its “positive results” would be visible to the nation during the next 10 days.
Besides Mufti Muneeb, head of the Saylani Welfare Trust, Bashir Farooq Qadri, prominent businessmen Aqeel Karim Dhedi and Haji Rafiq Pardesi were reportedly named as “guarantors” in the agreement.
In a statement, PPP Senator Raza Rabbani Said that it is a matter of concern that the Government or the State requires persons to act as guarantors of such agreement.
Dawn’s report quoted Rabbani as saying, “When a person acts as a guarantor between the government and the citizens, it shows that the government has lost the moral high ground and the trust of the people.”
In a separate statement, PPP Senator Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar Said that the government should inform the Parliament and the country about the agreement reached in the dark of night.
“Citizens of this country have a right to know what has been agreed with a banned organization that had paralyzed the country, disrupted everyday life and business for 12 days and killed innocent policemen,” he said. Had done it.”
Similarly, PPP Senator sheri rehman In his statement, he said that the act of keeping the agreement secret has raised many questions in the minds of the people of Pakistan. He asked what was in the agreement that the government wanted to be disclosed “at an appropriate time”.
The demand to make the government-TLP deal public came through separate statements from three different PPP senators, a day after members of the government’s negotiating team announced that they would join the TLP. Together they have reached an ‘agreement’. The standoff lasted almost two weeks, but declined to divulge its details.
The report said the PPP leaders questioned the rationale behind keeping the deal a secret and said that the people of Pakistan and their elected representatives have every right to know the details and contents of the agreement signed in the dark of night.
The announcement regarding the signing of the deal was made by Mufti Munibur Rahman during a press conference with members of the government team, including the foreign minister. Shah Mehmood QureshiNational Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser and Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Ali Mohammad Khan on Sunday.
Refusing to share the contents of the deal, Mufti Muneeb had said its details would be made public at an “appropriate time” and added that its “positive results” would be visible to the nation during the next 10 days.
Besides Mufti Muneeb, head of the Saylani Welfare Trust, Bashir Farooq Qadri, prominent businessmen Aqeel Karim Dhedi and Haji Rafiq Pardesi were reportedly named as “guarantors” in the agreement.
In a statement, PPP Senator Raza Rabbani Said that it is a matter of concern that the Government or the State requires persons to act as guarantors of such agreement.
Dawn’s report quoted Rabbani as saying, “When a person acts as a guarantor between the government and the citizens, it shows that the government has lost the moral high ground and the trust of the people.”
In a separate statement, PPP Senator Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar Said that the government should inform the Parliament and the country about the agreement reached in the dark of night.
“Citizens of this country have a right to know what has been agreed with a banned organization that had paralyzed the country, disrupted everyday life and business for 12 days and killed innocent policemen,” he said. Had done it.”
Similarly, PPP Senator sheri rehman In his statement, he said that the act of keeping the agreement secret has raised many questions in the minds of the people of Pakistan. He asked what was in the agreement that the government wanted to be disclosed “at an appropriate time”.
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