ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek -e -Insaf (PTI) has rejected the idea of a national conference on security and terrorism without the participation of its founder Imran Khan, and such a move has been termed as useless.
The party claimed that Mr Khan is the only leader of public trust and wide and diverse who is capable of uniting him.
PTI Central Information Secretary Sheikh Waqas Akram said in a statement on Saturday that those who exploit the army and martyrs for their unclean politics were not only ignorant and ignorant but also a serious threat to the country and society.
He said that the government’s politics of terrorism and internal security is inadvertently assisting in terrorist strategies. He emphasized that the increase and spread of terrorism has been directly linked to the electoral manipulation, and that those who have stolen the mandate should be held accountable to the nation.
He emphasized that the government and its crooks could not lose their responsibility for their failure to stop the Jaffer Express tragedy, nor to drag the country into a storm of terrorism and chaos. He added that he could not deceive the nation by sharpening the poison and engaging in the PTI and its leadership.
The party has accused the government of doing terrorism, internal security politics
Mr Akram emphasized that the time has come for all political parties, nationalist leaders, intellectuals, media representatives, legal community, religious leaders and scholars of all schools to convene a national conference. He advised that the conference should focus on identifying the basic causes of terrorism and forming a comprehensive, collective strategy to address the country from this threat.
However, he regretted that the lack of seriousness by the Central and Balochistan governments is clear from the refusal to recognize the ground realities and to try to paint a pink image of the worst and the worst neglected province.
He pointed out that even the “installed governments” did not see the growing frustration with the people of the province, the stepmother of the state, a deep sense of deprivation and alienation, and the pressure of the missing persons, which was rejected by the Chief Minister as a “dice article”. He made it clear that the country is suffering from numerous challenges, and a shooting point-to-head-to-head will not work with sports and threats along with charges. He emphasized that Pakistan needs real leadership, who are ready to cope with these issues and engage in serious prejudice to make effective solutions.
He warned that it would be a memorable task to hand over the people responsible for making them power and resolve the deep sitting issues of the country.
Mr Akram emphasized that inequality and inequality among the people are the main reasons for dissatisfaction and distribution, yet no concrete attempt has been made to eliminate these gaps and promote unity, which has promoted the feeling of frustration and pieces in the society.
He further emphasized that state institutions should work strictly within their constitutional compulsory framework, adding that they should not exceed their legal authority nor weaken or compromise their constitutional and legal responsibilities.
Dawn, appeared on March 16, 2025
