Pakistan's Political Dialogue: A Step Toward Resolution

The Pakistan government and opposition party PTI have agreed to engage in a third round of talks to reduce political tensions. Since the disputed elections of February last year, turmoil has persisted, with PTI's demands for a fair investigation and the release of political prisoners.

In a move aimed at reducing political tension, the government of Pakistan and the opposition party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), have agreed to engage in a third round of discussions. The decision comes as part of ongoing efforts to resolve conflicts that have engulfed the country since the contentious elections held on February 8 last year.

The National Assembly (NA) Secretariat released a statement confirming that Ayaz Sadiq, the NA Speaker, will oversee the session at the Parliament House this Thursday at 11:30 a.m. The discussions are crucial as the country navigates through tumultuous political waters.

Persistent demands from PTI include the release of political prisoners, notably of their leader Imran Khan, and the establishment of a judicial commission to investigate violent incidents associated with PTI protests. With Speaker Sadiq mediating, the political landscape of Pakistan hopes for a resolution to these pressing issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)