PPP's Kundi Accuses PTI of Potential Disaster

Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Central Information Secretary Faisal Karim Kundi has accused Pakistani Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) of planning a potential disaster reminiscent of the May 9 incident in the country. Kundi, addressing a news conference in Islamabad, criticized PTI for engaging in what he described as 'politics of mischief and violence'.

He highlighted that the PTI's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) chief minister would only return from Islamabad at the Centre's discretion. Kundi expressed the PPP's lack of concern regarding alleged talks between PTI and military leadership, emphasizing that PTI's actions were leading to terrorism.

Kundi stressed the importance of PTI acknowledging its mistakes and issuing an apology for the events of May 9 before any potential discussions could take place. Regarding the prospect of joining the cabinet, Kundi stated that the decision rested with the PPP's Central Executive Committee, indicating that the party was in no rush to make such a move.

In conclusion, the tensions between PPP and PTI continue to escalate, with Kundi's remarks underscoring the deep-seated distrust and animosity between the two political entities. The future of their relationship remains uncertain as both parties navigate the complex landscape of Pakistani politics.