By - News Beat
Prominent politician and Awami Muslim League (AML) chief Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed termed the ongoing talks between the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) inconclusive and doubted their ability to resolve the country's pressing political crisis. expressed.
Speaking to the media in Rawalpindi, Sheikh Rasheed asserted that the political deadlock between the ruling coalition and the PTI is deepening rather than diminishing. These negotiations are merely formal. No meaningful outcome is on the horizon,” he remarked, adding that the public was frustrated by the constant blame-shifting and lack of decisive leadership.
The stalemate continues.
The government and PTI have been at loggerheads for months over several controversial issues, including the timing of general elections and allegations of political vendetta. Although both sides claim to be open to talks, little progress has been made in bridging the trust deficit.
Sheikh Rasheed criticized the government for its "inflexible attitude" and accused it of using delaying tactics. On the other hand, he also urged the PTI to adopt a more pragmatic approach, warning that an all-out confrontation would further destabilize the country's political and economic situation.
Demand for early elections
Sheikh Rasheed, a supporter of early elections, reiterated his position that new elections are the only way to restore stability and implement the people's mandate. "Delaying the elections will further exacerbate the crisis. The government should stop clinging to power and let the people decide their future," he asserted.
The result
With Sheikh Rasheed's harsh words adding to growing doubts about the effectiveness of the government-PTI talks, the nation awaits a breakthrough in Pakistan's political stalemate. Whether the two sides can find common ground or the crisis will escalate further remains to be seen.
As the political landscape remains tense, one thing is clear: Pakistan's leadership has a critical responsibility to rise above divisions and prioritize the well-being of its citizens.