PTI Seeks Medical Checkup of Party Founder in Talks With Govt

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has demanded a medical examination of the party’s founder during ongoing talks between the government and opposition.

According to sources, PTI also called for the release of the party founder’s sisters and arrested members of the provincial and national assemblies.

Opposition members left for the Speaker’s chamber to consult on the government’s proposals, while the government assured the opposition that court decisions would be implemented.

Sources said the government delegation asked PTI to withdraw its call for the long march to Islamabad on October 4, with both sides presenting their demands during the negotiations.

The government formally asked the opposition to postpone or cancel the long march, prompting opposition leaders to decide to consult their party leadership before responding.

Government members remained in the committee room while opposition representatives continued consultations in the Speaker’s chamber.