Pakistan govt to counter opposition's 'anti-state narrative'

Islamabad [Pakistan], November 3 (ANI): The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government has decided to counter with full force what it claims to be the opposition's "anti-state narrative" at every discussion board and expose the corruption situations being faced by opposition contributors.

Sources suggested that whereas presiding over a meeting of PTI spokespersons who symbolize the party in television talks, top Minister Imran Khan on Monday categorically mentioned that his govt would now not succumb to the force being exerted by means of the opposition and would not present any concessions to the opposition participants facing corruption charges, said first light.

The sources additionally noted that the recent statement through Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Ayaz Sadiq related to India pilot wing commander Abhinandan Varthaman, terming it "irresponsible".

based on crack of dawn, the contributors have been of the view the PML-N leaders were now altering their stance as they had all started to assert that the former speaker had basically talked about international Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and not in opposition t any state establishment.

The sources said one of the members felt the state should still take some motion against the PML-N chief.

The contributors had been of the opinion that some "criminals" have been attempting to place force on the government via building an "anti-state narrative" which couldn't be tolerated.in line with sources, Khan cited that there turned into no hurt in political engagement, but this couldn't take location at the cost of the country and the state, and vowed to additional make stronger the state associations and foil the opposition's assault on them.

The PTI has additionally planned some movements in response to the Pakistan Democratic flow's (PDM) rallies in different ingredients of the nation.

during this connection, the major minister is expected to address a rally in Hafizabad on November 7, for which preparations have already begun.

This comes amid a stressful political situation in Pakistan, with the opposition's 11-birthday party alliance, PDM having organised three huge rallies in Gujranwala, Karachi and Balochistan as a part of countrywide agitations, annoying the resignation of Imran Khan. (ANI)