Rana Sanaullah Urges Political Consensus for National Progress

Political Advisor to the Prime Minister, Rana Sanaullah, has highlighted the critical need for consensus among all political parties before commencing the 'Azm-e-Istekham' operation. This operation is deemed essential in response to the increasing terrorism in KPK and other regions. Sanaullah has urged opposition parties to share their viewpoints on the operation within the parliamentary framework.

Moreover, in addressing the dialogue with Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI), Sanaullah has mentioned the Prime Minister's readiness to engage in discussions to resolve political issues. However, he has expressed concerns over the uncooperative stance of the PTI chief, attributing it to a negative agenda that obstructs the negotiation process. Sanaullah has advised the PTI to avoid disruptive politics and instead participate in constructive dialogues with the government.

Furthermore, emphasizing systemic shortcomings, Sanaullah has emphasized the shared responsibility of all political parties to suggest reforms through parliamentary channels for the betterment of Pakistan's future. He has stressed the importance of dialogue as the primary tool to effectively address various challenges.

Rana Sanaullah's call for consensus among political parties, constructive dialogues with the opposition, and collective responsibility for proposing reforms underscores the significance of unity and cooperation in tackling Pakistan's pressing issues. It is imperative for all stakeholders to prioritize dialogue and collaboration for the country's progress and stability.