PPP accuses PTI of contradictory stances

The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has accused the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) of holding five contradictory stances, labeling them as 'franchises' with varying positions. PPP leaders Faisal Karim Kundi and Nadeem Afzal Chan highlighted the PTI's inconsistent positions, emphasizing the public's confidence in PPP and Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) during recent by-elections.

PPP leaders criticized PTI and Sunni Ittehad Council for creating uproar over election rigging, urging the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to prioritize peace and security over protests. They stressed the importance of dialogue in politics and emphasized the need for respecting democratic processes.

Faisal Kundi pointed out PTI's past unconstitutional activities and urged for adherence to parliamentary norms. He emphasized the significance of appointing the chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) through proper channels, highlighting the need for constructive opposition politics.

Regarding international relations, PPP leaders mentioned the recent visit of the Iranian President to Pakistan, underscoring discussions on critical issues like Palestine and Kashmir. Nadeem Afzal Chan raised concerns about increasing poverty in Pakistan, emphasizing the parliament's role in addressing societal challenges and promoting cooperation for agricultural sustainability.

The PPP's allegations against PTI, coupled with calls for parliamentary decorum and diplomatic engagements, reflect the ongoing political dynamics in Pakistan. As the country grapples with internal and external challenges, the need for constructive dialogue and cooperation among political stakeholders remains paramount for sustainable development and governance.