Decision of opposition parties to end Islamabad dharna

Islam Abad (94 news) The opposition parties have decided to end the Islamabad dharna. According to reliable sources, the All-Party Conference has become deadlocked regarding the future of the Azadi March, while the Muslim League-N and the Pakistan People's Party once again disagreed over the proposals made by Maulana Fazlur Rehman.

According to sources, the decision to end the sit-in was taken at the all-party conference held today. Sources also said that JUI (P) His 15 The members have asked for resignations from the National Assembly which will remain with the leadership and will be used at the appropriate time. During the meeting, Maulana Fazlur Rahman said that the unanimous decision will be announced by going to the assembly hall. He said that the workers are looking at us, we want to move forward with consensus.

During the meeting, PML-N took a stand that they cannot support undemocratic process. The PML-N delegation suggested that they will fully support the peaceful march but will not support violent activities. The deadline for Prime Minister's resignation on behalf of Maulana is going to end tonight. On the other hand, in an informal conversation with journalists, JUI (P) The leader of Maulana Abdul Wasi confirmed the submission of resignations. He said that all JUIF members including me submitted their resignations to Maulana Fazlur Rehman. He further said that after the APC, the important meeting of the party has also been called. It should be noted that PML-N President and former Punjab Chief Minister Shehbaz Sharif had excused himself from participating in the conference due to back pain. On the other hand, Chairman Pakistan People's Party Bilawal Bhutto did not attend the All Parties Conference due to his presence in Bahawalpur.