ISLAMABAD: A delegation of the PTI, along with opposition leader Mehmood Achakzai, met JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman to discuss the political situation in Pakistan.
During the meeting, Fazlur Rehman proposed a long-term collaboration between the opposition parties to strengthen their political strategy, sources said. The PTI leaders and Achakzai reportedly endorsed his views.
Fazlur Rehman noted that previous promises made to opposition parties were not honored during the elections and afterward. He mentioned that Rana Sanaullah had suggested the parties take five to seven seats and contest elections using the Lion’s election symbol, sources revealed.
PTI sources confirmed that discussions focused on compromising on key issues to form a stable, long-term alliance with JUI-F. The removal of Ali Amin Gandapur from the chief minister’s post was seen as a factor enabling this potential collaboration.
The meeting highlighted the importance of unity among opposition parties, with PTI emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to strengthen their political influence. Leaders expressed optimism that cooperation with JUI-F could address electoral challenges and improve opposition coordination at both provincial and national levels.
Political analysts said the talks between PTI and JUI-F signal a possible reshaping of opposition alliances ahead of upcoming elections. They noted that such collaboration could have significant implications for Pakistan’s political landscape.
PTI officials also indicated that the party remains committed to engaging with other opposition groups to ensure cohesive strategies for upcoming legislative sessions and electoral contests.
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The meeting concluded with agreement on further dialogue to finalize the terms of cooperation between PTI and JUI-F, focusing on long-term political alignment and shared objectives.
