Asad Qaiser says PML-N want verdict from SC on gunpoint

Asad Qaiser, PML-N, Supreme Court

PESHAWAR: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman and former speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser said that the PML-N want a verdict from Supreme Court on gunpoint, ARY News reported 

As per details, the PTI leader Asad Qaiser said that they will accept every verdict of the Supreme Court.

He said that the top court has provided an opportunity to all the political parties to move towards a solution to this current crisis but the PDM government is using delaying tactics.

The former speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser lambasted Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz (PML-N) saying that they want a verdict from the supreme court on gunpoint but PTI is serious in their approach to talks within the jurisdiction of the constitution. He further said that the PML-N have not given a ticket to their candidates yet.

Asad Qaiser maintained that an early election is the only solution to this current inflation and political crisis.

Read more: ELECTION DATE: SC ADJOURNS HEARING AS GOVT, PTI TO HOLD TALKS ON APRIL 26

In response to a question on the election tickets, the PTI leader Asad Qaiser said the party members who did not get the tickets, will get a chance in the local government elections. He further said the PTI will move court against the caretaker government after the completion of their tenure.

Earlier, the Supreme Court (SC) adjourned the hearing of a petition seeking simultaneous elections across Pakistan after being told that a meeting had been scheduled between the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for April 26.

The apex court had directed the coalition government and PTI to hold talks and develop a consensus on elections in the country.



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