Summary Opposition leaders review government talks as PTI’s postponed Islamabad march remains central to negotiations and ongoing political tensions.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Opposition leaders held a meeting after the first round of talks with the government committee, with the opposition negotiating team meeting Opposition Leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai at his residence.
The meeting reviewed progress and details of the first day of negotiations and discussed the future course of talks. The development comes against the backdrop of PTI’s planned October 4 long march towards Islamabad, which was originally scheduled for September 27 but was postponed by the party. PTI said the march would press for the release of party founder Imran Khan.
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The government-opposition talks are aimed at addressing the ongoing political tensions surrounding the proposed march. The first round concluded with an agreement to resume dialogue, while PTI has remained committed to its October 4 protest. Opposition leaders are now consulting on their demands and negotiating strategy ahead of the next round.
