PTI Re-establishes Contact with Federal Government After KP Governor’s Rule
PTI Talks: Ali Amin Gandapur reportedly renews contact with the federal government.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has renewed contact with the federal government for the first time since the imposition of Governor’s Rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), according to party sources.
Sources said former KP chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur contacted the federal government on the instructions of the PTI parliamentary party.
The party reportedly authorised Gandapur to hold negotiations during a parliamentary party meeting on October 20.
PTI Seeks Government Restoration, Release of Workers
According to party sources, Gandapur contacted two key federal ministers who had previously served on the government’s negotiating team.
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The sources said PTI had set two main priorities for the talks. These include restoring Sohail Afridi’s government in KP and securing the release of arrested party workers.
The renewed contacts mark a possible reopening of political dialogue between PTI and the federal government.
Political Contacts Had Broken Down
Political engagement between the two sides reportedly stalled after authorities imposed Governor’s Rule in KP on October 11.
The latest development suggests that PTI has taken steps to resume negotiations. However, party sources have not publicly confirmed any agreement or formal outcome from the reported contacts.
