Leaders of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), including its leader Nawaz Sharif and party president Shehbaz Sharif, held a meeting with Fazl-ur-Rehman, the head of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, in Islamabad. The discussions revolved around the political scenario and future collaborations between the two parties, focusing on the upcoming general elections. According to sources, both parties reached a consensus to move forward together, fostering unity for future endeavors.
In a brief media interaction at the Islamabad High Court premises, Nawaz Sharif stated that his responses are diplomatic, emphasizing that Imran Khan should not associate the state of Madina with his actions. Following the meeting, Fazl-ur-Rehman shared that an agreement has been reached to collaborate with the PML-N in the future. He stressed that, during electoral phases, both parties will progress with mutual understanding and adjustment.
The post-meeting media discussion highlighted Fazl-ur-Rehman’s statement on the difference in the thinking of elders and the younger generation, drawing a parallel with Bilawal Bhutto’s recent statements. He asserted that they will not adopt an extremist approach against the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), emphasizing that no one should be deprived of their rights within a party, as conspiracies and discord still persist in the country.
Fazl-ur-Rehman urged thoughtful consideration from everyone, emphasizing that if matters can be settled with the PPP, it’s good; if not, bitterness should not be introduced into the electoral campaign. Regarding Bilawal Bhutto, he commented that past threats have been made, but if the majority does not come their way, they won’t accept the election results.
The meeting between PML-N leaders and Fazl-ur-Rehman signifies a potential alliance for future political ventures. The leaders discussed the importance of unity, mutual understanding, and adjustment during electoral phases, demonstrating a commitment to a collaborative approach in the upcoming general elections
